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View definitions for gravely

gravely

adverb as in badly

adverb as in dangerously

adverb as in desperately

adverb as in mortally

adverb as in solemnly

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The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan said it is "gravely concerned" by the train hijack.

From BBC

“We need to change the conversation, because so many people see things on television that aren’t necessarily true,” he intoned gravely.

From Slate

First, and most obviously, it’s telling Black and female officers that their prospects for promotion may be gravely limited.

From Slate

In a statement Apple said it was "gravely disappointed" that the security feature would no longer be available to British customers.

From BBC

If Europeans are so gravely concerned about the precise nature of the redrawn Donbas border in eastern Ukraine, for instance, they can invest more of their own military and diplomatic resources to pursue that settlement themselves.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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