What's the difference between "cry"and "weep"?
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" Weep" is not used in everyday language. One would hear " cry" a lot more often, even daily.
Here are two examples. I hope they help. I would weep if someone close to me died. (Mourn;grieve;sob)
I would cry if I broke a bone in my body. (Expressing physical pain or mild emotions such as happiness even)
I will cry at my wedding.
A baby will cry when he/she is hungry.
I will weep when my mother dies.
The use of cry is almost always correct, understood, and accepted.
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Cry can be with or without vocalizing, weep is without vocalizing, only tears.
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