graveness (Meaning)
graveness (n)
a manner that is serious and solemn
graveness (n.)
The quality of being grave.
Synonyms & Antonyms of graveness
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graveness Sentence Examples
- The graveness of the situation demanded swift and decisive action.
- The doctor approached the patient with a graveness that indicated a serious diagnosis.
- The weight of responsibility lay heavy upon her shoulders, lending to her demeanor a graveness that commanded respect.
- The graveness of the loss left a profound void in their hearts.
- The graveness of his illness was evident in his gaunt features and labored breathing.
- The judge presided over the trial with a graveness that instilled both awe and a sense of justice.
- The graveness of the mistake was not immediately apparent, but its consequences would be far-reaching.
- The graveness of the ethical dilemma weighed heavily on his conscience.
- Despite the graveness of the circumstances, she maintained an unwavering composure.
- The graveness of their decision would shape the course of events for generations to come.
FAQs About the word graveness
a manner that is serious and solemnThe quality of being grave.
intentness, gravity, seriousness, earnestness, solemnness, staidness, earnest,solemnity, sobriety, attentiveness
shallowness, flightiness, flippancy, superficiality, lightheartedness,levity, lightness, facetiousness, lightness, frivolousness
The graveness of the situation demanded swift and decisive action.
The doctor approached the patient with a graveness that indicated a serious diagnosis.
The weight of responsibility lay heavy upon her shoulders, lending to her demeanor a graveness that commanded respect.
The graveness of the loss left a profound void in their hearts.
