Widower (noun)

1. A man whose wife has died and has not remarried.
2. A man who has lost his wife through death.
3. A man whose spouse has died and remains unmarried.

Origin:

The word "widower" comes from the old english "widewe" which means a man whose wife is dead. the word "widow" is the female equivalent of widower.

Examples:

1. He became a widower after his wife passed away.
2. The widower was still grieving for his late wife.
3. The widower was left to raise their children alone.
4. The widower found it hard to move on after his wife's death.
5. The widower"s friends tried to set him up on a date, but he wasn"t ready yet.