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grave1
noun
1 a deep trench dug in the ground for burying a dead body.
2 the site of an individual burial.
3 (the grave) literary death.
[Anglo-Saxon græf grave or trench, from grafan to dig]
dig one's own grave see under dig.
turn in one's grave see under turn.
noun
1 a deep trench dug in the ground for burying a dead body.
2 the site of an individual burial.
3 (the grave) literary death.
[Anglo-Saxon græf grave or trench, from grafan to dig]
dig one's own grave see under dig.
turn in one's grave see under turn.
grave2
adjective
1 giving cause for great concern; very dangerous.
2 very important; serious.
3 solemn and serious in manner.
[16c: from Latin gravis ]
gravely adverb .
graveness noun (more commonly gravity senses 3 and 4).
adjective
1 giving cause for great concern; very dangerous.
2 very important; serious.
3 solemn and serious in manner.
[16c: from Latin gravis ]
gravely adverb .
graveness noun (more commonly gravity senses 3 and 4).
grave3 or grave accent
noun a sign placed above a vowel in some languages, eg à and è in French, to indicate a particular pronunciation or extended length of the vowel.
[17c: French]
noun a sign placed above a vowel in some languages, eg à and è in French, to indicate a particular pronunciation or extended length of the vowel.
[17c: French]
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