bereaved, all that, closing arguments, innocence.

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Bereaved families criticize Beijing's 'incentive money'
BY ATSUSHI OKUDERA CORRESPONDENT

'Sourland: Stories'

By JOYCE CAROL OATES
Reviewed by JULIE MYERSON

In Joyce Carol Oates's new collection, she explores the idea that the bereaved wife is a kind of guilty party, who deserves everything - most of it violent - that comes her way.

1967 and all that

America's president tries to restart the peace process(155)

all that,

1. Too, very, usually employed in a negative context meaning not too, not very. For example, The new house is not all that different from your old one. [Mid-1900s] Also see none too.
2. That and everything else of the kind. For example, She enjoys wearing nice clothes and perfume and all that. [c. 1700] Also see and all.

bereaved
adj.
Suffering the loss of a loved one: the bereaved family.

n.
One or those bereaved: The bereaved has entered the church. The bereaved were comforted by their friends.

[形]((形式))

1 （家族・近親・親しい人に）死なれた, 先立たれた

He was bereaved of his son by the accident.
彼は息子をその事故で失った.

2 ((the 〜))((名詞的))((単数・複数扱い))家族［近親］を亡くした人（々）, 遺族. ▼遺族全員を指す場合は複数呼応.