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grim Definition
(s)
not
to
be
placated
or
appeased
or
moved
by
entreaty
; "
grim
determination
"; "
grim
necessity
"; "
Russia
''
s
final
hour
,
it
seemed
,
approached
with
inexorable
certainty
"; "
relentless
persecution
"; "
the
stern
demands
of
parenthood
"
(s)
shockingly
repellent
;
inspiring
horror
; "
ghastly
wounds
"; "
the
grim
aftermath
of
the
bombing
"; "
the
grim
task
of
burying
the
victims
"; "
a
grisly
murder
"; "
gruesome
evidence
of
human
sacrifice
"; "
macabre
tales
of
war
and
plague
in
the
Middle
ages
"; "
macabr
(s)
harshly
ironic
or
sinister
; "
black
humor
"; "
a
grim
joke
"; "
grim
laughter
"; "
fun
ranging
from
slapstick
clowning
...
to
savage
mordant
wit
"
(s)
causing
dejection
; "
a
blue
day
"; "
the
dark
days
of
the
war
"; "
a
week
of
rainy
depressing
weather
"; "
a
disconsolate
winter
landscape
"; "
the
first
dismal
dispiriting
days
of
November
"; "
a
dark
gloomy
day
"; "
grim
rainy
weather
"
(s)
harshly
uninviting
or
formidable
in
manner
or
appearance
; "
a
dour
,
self
-
sacrificing
life
"; "
a
forbidding
scowl
"; "
a
grim
man
loving
duty
more
than
humanity
"; "
undoubtedly
the
grimmest
part
of
him
was
his
iron
claw
"-
J
.
M
.
Barrie
(s)
characterized
by
hopelessness
;
filled
with
gloom
; "
gloomy
at
the
thought
of
what
he
had
to
face
"; "
gloomy
predictions
"; "
a
gloomy
silence
"; "
took
a
grim
view
of
the
economy
"; "
the
darkening
mood
"
grim Synonyms
black
blue
dark
darkening
depressing
disconsolate
dismal
dispiriting
dour
forbidding
ghastly
gloomy
grim
grisly
gruesome
inexorable
macabre
mordant
relentless
stern
unappeasable
unforgiving
unrelenting
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