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grisly
1[griz-lee]
adjective
causing a shudder or feeling of horror; horrible; gruesome.
a grisly murder.
formidable; grim.
a grisly countenance.
grisly
2[gris-lee]
adjective
an obsolete spelling of gristly.
grisly
1/ ˈɡrɪzlɪ /
adjective
causing horror or dread; gruesome
grisly
2/ ˈɡrɪzlɪ /
noun
obsolete, a variant spelling of grizzly
Other Word Forms
- grisliness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of grisly1
Word History and Origins
Origin of grisly1
Example Sentences
It was also a turbulent time - the Tate's collection tracks the nation's journey from a British colony, to a fledging, independent country, to the setting of a grisly civil war.
Some seem to be smiling, reminiscent of the merry onlookers grinning for the camera in grisly lynching photos.
The recent trial dredged up old memories, with some evidence suggesting gang loyalties pushed Echeverria and Pineda to commit the grisly crime — while prosecutor David Ayvazian alleged a more sinister motive.
The car, registered to the singer, was impounded before the grisly discovery was made.
As the grisly opening frame of the finale shows us, we’re just meat for bottom feeders.
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