orphaning

Garion's orphaning was complete now.

I realized that she had not suffered the loss I had, once she had come to terms with the fact of our orphaning.

After the two were killed, Zatara left Gotham City, blaming himself for being unable to stop the orphaning of young Bruce.

Kurt Billick, an analyst with Warburg Dillon Read, said the three-way international deal was the "orphaning of Reynolds," increasing the need for the company to find a merger partner.

In particular his fascination and respect for the television superhero the Dark Winged Vesper, with whom Ed shares his orphaning (and lack of powers unbeknownst to the court).

"If there were any other cause of hundreds of deaths of children, thousands of deaths of women and the orphaning of tens of thousands of children - our Legislature would act on an emergency basis to reduce that cause," she said.

To have found that Beth had suddenly changed would have been a new orphaning, worse in many ways, for on some level Michael expected it-indeed, knew he should strive for it, since it was his place to support his Queen, not hers to support him.

The process group mechanism in most Unix-like operation systems can be used to help protect against accidental orphaning, where in coordination with the user's shell will try to terminate all the child processes with the SIGHUP process signal, rather than letting them continue to run as orphans.