Examples of 'more grave' in a sentence
Meaning of "more grave"
More grave means more serious, severe, or significant. It suggests that a situation, condition, or event has escalated in terms of its seriousness or impact
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They are much more grave than that.
The situation is all the more grave.
It is considered even more grave that it is being kept there.
And now we have a fear more grave.
Torture is all the more grave when its victims are minors.
We can not conceive of an error more grave.
Other concerns more grave than these.
Francoise became more and more grave.
Something potentially far more grave has come to our attention.
But his tone swiftly turned more grave.
This problem is even more grave in communities vulnerable to climate change.
Our situation is a bit more grave.
The problem gets more grave and has a socio economic angle too.
There is a third and even more grave reason.
There are five more grave slabs leaning against the wall of the north transept.
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Something much more grave.
Ii . one or more grave and one or more less grave felonies.
The danger is imminently more grave now than then.
The situation in the eastern part of the province was more grave.
We will be in more grave danger.
But the stakes for the country are now far more grave.
It feels more grave.
The delicate face of the young girl had suddenly become more grave.
And now we have a fear more grave today I saw the day become like night.
The situation in Belarus is becoming ever more grave.
For others, the issue is even more grave than a chronic lack of food.
I just heard the crisis on our Macedonian border grows hourly more grave.
However, now news is coming in about more grave and shocking events.
Distressing and unacceptable as these acts are, the developments are much more grave.
However, other sources expressed a much more grave view of the situation.
But there is another kind of interruption, more enigmatic and more grave.
His responsibility would be even more grave if his sentence were to cause a public scandal . ".
The longer-term consequences were more grave.
It needed other incidents, facts still more grave than certain scientific curiosities, to undeceive them!
Today, there is no inscription and no more grave marker.
Something potentially far more grave has come to our attention . Oh, God.
At this thought, lines on his face became more grave.
The more he read, the more grave Pill King Bu 's expression became.
The prospect that now faces Angola is more grave than ever.
We will be in more grave danger. - Yes. Shut it close.
When this power is secretly exercised, the abuses become still more grave.
The duty against the many, was far more grave than the obligation.
As the complexity of technology increases, website weaknesses become more evident and vulnerabilities more grave.
Now, however, the situation appears to be more grave than previously thought.
However, the public health situation in the sub-Saharan regions of Africa is even more grave.
The term " serious harm " means harm more grave than " significant harm.
We will go back to Bryant 's Gap and dig one more grave.
We will be in more grave danger . - Yes.
Thomas Aquinas considered blasphemy a major unforgiveable sin, more grave than murder.
On the contrary, her condition seemed to become more grave from week to week.
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