Gravely

[greyv-lee]

noun

1. Samuel L(ee), Jr., 1922–2004, U.S. naval officer: first Black admiral.

Example Sentences

Mr. Day-Lewis has emphatically done so, with a strikingly self-confident and gravely realized first feature, “Anemone.”

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Although some existing users still have it for now, Apple said in a statement it was "gravely disappointed" that it could no longer offer ADP in the UK.

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Security minister Dan Jarvis said he was "extremely disappointed" that there would be no trial and the government remained "gravely concerned about the threat of Chinese espionage".

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A gravely injured girl was stabbed six times as she shielded her little sister from the Southport attacker, a public inquiry heard.

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Kennedy has accused the pediatricians’ group as being “gravely conflicted” and dependent on money from pharmaceutical companies.

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Related Words

• awfully 
• badly 
• decidedly 
• desperately 
• dreadfully 
• exceedingly 
• extremely 
• greatly 
• highly 
• horribly 
• intensely 
• mightily 
• notoriously 
• remarkably 
• seriously 
• thoroughly 
• unbelievably