grave — a hole in the ground where a dead person is buried
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a hole in the ground where a dead person is buried
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɡreɪv/
Korean meaning: 무덤, 묘지
Korean pronunciation: **그레**이브
Example Sentences
- The vampire complained that his grave had no WiFi password.
- The situation became grave when the chef realized he forgot to buy ingredients.
- He made a grave error by texting his ex instead of his mom.
grave
NOUN//ɡreɪv//
a hole in the ground where a dead person is buried
A grave holds a coffin as mourning family members pay their final respects
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The grave holds the brave, as gentle waves of memory save what time cannot erase
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Origin
From Old English 'græf' and Proto-Germanic 'grabaz', related to the verb 'grave' meaning to dig or carve. The noun sense of an excavated burial place developed from this root meaning.
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“The vampire complained that his grave had no WiFi password.”
“The situation became grave when the chef realized he forgot to buy ingredients.”
“He made a grave error by texting his ex instead of his mom.”
“The doctor's grave expression worried the entire family.”
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