Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Causing great sadness, pain, or suffering; very serious or severe.

Example: The accident resulted in grievous injuries to several people.

Definition: In a way that causes great sadness or suffering; seriously or severely.

Example: The decision to close the school affected the community grievously.

Definition: The quality of being very serious or severe, often causing great sadness or suffering.

Example: The grievousness of the situation left everyone in shock.

Definition: Something that is very serious, gloomy, or harsh, often causing a feeling of sadness or fear.

Example: The news of the accident had a grim effect on the entire community.

Definition: Not cheerful or hopeful; serious and stern in appearance or attitude.

Example: She looked at him grimly, knowing the situation was serious.

Definition: In a way that shows seriousness, sadness, or a lack of hope.

Example: She smiled grimly at the thought of the difficult task ahead.

Definition: The most serious, harsh, or gloomy in appearance or attitude.

Example: The news about the storm was the grimmest I had ever heard.

Definition: The quality of being serious, harsh, or gloomy.

Example: The grimness of the situation made everyone feel uneasy.

Definition: In a way that is very engaging or holds attention strongly, often in a negative or distressing manner.

Example: The story was gripingly told, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

Definition: This word describes something that is extremely gruesome or horrifying, often related to death or violence.

Example: The movie was known for its grisliest scenes that left many viewers shocked.

Definition: Causing a strong feeling of fear or disgust; very frightening or horrible.

Example: The grisly scene in the movie made many viewers feel uneasy.