gruf Antonyms
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Meaning of gruf
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gruf (adv.)
Forwards; with one's face to the ground.
gruf Sentence Examples
- The gruff old man's bark was worse than his bite.
- The gruff tone in the boss's voice sent shivers down the team's spines.
- The gruff sergeant barked orders at the recruits, instilling discipline and order.
- The hikers stumbled upon a gruff mountain guide, who warned them of the treacherous trail ahead.
- The gruff landlord refused to rent the apartment to the noisy tenants.
- The gruff professor's lectures were notoriously difficult to follow, but his knowledge was exceptional.
- The gruff librarian shushed a patron for talking too loudly, maintaining the library's peaceful atmosphere.
- The gruff detective questioned the suspect aggressively, attempting to uncover the truth.
- The gruff boxer had a reputation for delivering brutal punches, making him an unstoppable force.
- The gruff old sailor spun tales of his adventures on the open seas, enthralling listeners with his rugged charm.
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Forwards; with one's face to the ground.
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The gruff old man's bark was worse than his bite.
The gruff tone in the boss's voice sent shivers down the team's spines.
The gruff sergeant barked orders at the recruits, instilling discipline and order.
The hikers stumbled upon a gruff mountain guide, who warned them of the treacherous trail ahead.
