Gravely

[greyv-lee]

noun

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

Example Sentences

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.

From BBC

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".

From BBC

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

From BBC

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

From Los Angeles Times

They said the lower court setbacks, unless quickly reversed, “gravely undermine the President’s ability to conduct real-world diplomacy and his ability to protect the national security and economy of the United States.”

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

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