grievous

IPA: grˈivʌs

adjective

  • Causing grief, pain, or sorrow.
  • Serious, grave, dire, or dangerous.
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Examples of "grievous" in Sentences

  • The cost in human lives was grievous.
  • This is by far the most grievous error.
  • The case obviously was of a grievous nature.
  • Please note my correction of the grievous error, sir.
  • The NHI opinion is the most grievous kind of casuistry.
  • General Grievous was considered a hero in the Confederacy.
  • Kenobi chased after Grievous throughout most of the battlefield.
  • The accusation is too grievous to have casual inclusion in this article.
  • A midrash taught that the frogs were the most grievous of the ten plagues.
  • They are just a grievous indicator of poor level of discipline in the military.

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