greve Antonyms
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Meaning of greve
Webster
greve (n.)
A grove.
greve Sentence Examples
- The workers organized a greve to demand better wages and working conditions.
- The union called for a statewide greve to protest the government's austerity measures.
- The marathon runners endured a grueling greve to reach the finish line.
- The hikers ascended the perilous greve with ropes and climbing gear.
- The artist etched a delicate greve into the pewter bowl.
- The greve in the fabric allowed it to drape elegantly around the body.
- The boat gently nudged against the greve, rocking gently in the water.
- The sculptor chiseled away at the marble, creating a deep and intricate greve.
- The greve in the stone wall provided a convenient foothold for the climber.
- The greve in the mountain's slope provided a challenging but rewarding trail for hikers.
FAQs About the word greve
A grove.
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The workers organized a greve to demand better wages and working conditions.
The union called for a statewide greve to protest the government's austerity measures.
The marathon runners endured a grueling greve to reach the finish line.
The hikers ascended the perilous greve with ropes and climbing gear.
