Synonyms for Grave:

• adj.

  •acute (adjective)
  • more acute.
  •all (adjective)
  • grave.
  •austere (adjective)
  • ex acting,
  • in exorable,
  • un-relenting,
  • formal,
  • in flexible,
  • in-exorable,
  • un-feeling,
  • un feeling,
  • forbidding,
  • ex-acting,
  • un relenting,
  • stern,
  • in-flexible.
  •bad (adjective)
  • painful.
  •big league (adjective)
  • bigtime,
  • front page,
  • strictly business,
  • front-page,
  • playing hard ball,
  • high-power,
  • four-star.
  •consequential (adjective)
  • far reaching,
  • far-reaching,
  • farreaching.
  •critical (adjective)
  • pivotal,
  • all-important,
  • Exceptive,
  • high-priority,
  • risky.
  •deep (adjective)
  • baritone,
  • bass,
  • full-toned,
  • low-toned.
  •dignified (adjective)
  • most distingue,
  • more distingue,
  • up right,
  • re served,
  • re fined,
  • highfalutin,
  • most respected,
  • up-right,
  • re-served.
  •earnest (adjective)
  • more no fooling,
  • more resolved,
  • more no-fooling,
  • more nofooling,
  • re solved,
  • most no fooling,
  • re solute,
  • most no-fooling,
  • most resolved,
  • in tent,
  • most nofooling,
  • re-solute,
  • re-solved,
  • nofooling.
  •funereal (adjective)
  • funereal,
  • dirgelike.
  •grand (adjective)
  • grandest,
  • mightiest,
  • pre eminent,
  • more transcendent.
  •grievous (adjective)
  • in-tolerable,
  • dis-quieting,
  • more afflicting,
  • un bearable,
  • in tolerable,
  • most heart-rending,
  • up setting,
  • heart rending,
  • un-bearable,
  • egregious,
  • up-setting,
  • most afflicting,
  • dis quieting,
  • more heart-rending,
  • more wounding,
  • most wounding,
  • more heart rending,
  • most heart rending.
  •heavy (adjective)
  • Acroamatic,
  • effortful,
  • Heightened.
  •heavyweight (adjective)
  • heavyweight,
  • bluechip.
  •heightened (adjective)
  • in tensive,
  • te,
  • ter,
  • in-tensive.
  •heinous (adjective)
  • beastlier,
  • unspeakable,
  • un speakable,
  • heinous,
  • more godawful,
  • horrendous,
  • in famous,
  • most godawful,
  • un-speakable,
  • beastliest.
  •hellfire (adjective)
  • fire-and-brimstone.
  •important (adjective)
  • eminent,
  • salient,
  • considerable,
  • high-powered,
  • notable,
  • importunate,
  • distinguished,
  • noteworthy,
  • prominent,
  • of moment,
  • world-shaking,
  • big-wig,
  • influential,
  • crucial,
  • big-name.
  •learned (adjective)
  • polymath,
  • professorial,
  • pansophic,
  • in the know,
  • philosophic,
  • well-rounded,
  • well-educated.
  •major (adjective)
  • life and death,
  • stellar,
  • out-standing.
  •major-league (adjective)
  • majorleague,
  • more pre-eminent,
  • most pre eminent,
  • most pre-eminent,
  • more pre eminent.
  •material (adjective)
  • pointful,
  • ad rem,
  • more pointful,
  • in-dispensable,
  • in dispensable,
  • applicative,
  • most pointful,
  • most applicative,
  • more applicative.
  •momentous (adjective)
  • more earth-shattering,
  • earth shaking,
  • more earthshaking,
  • most earthshattering,
  • more earth shattering,
  • most earth-shattering,
  • earth shattering,
  • more earth shaking,
  • most epochal,
  • epochal,
  • more earth-shaking,
  • most earth shattering,
  • memorable,
  • more epochal,
  • most earth shaking,
  • most earthshaking,
  • more earthshattering,
  • most earth-shaking.
  •mortal (adjective)
  • more pestilent,
  • death dealing,
  • more death dealing,
  • remorseless,
  • murderous,
  • most death-dealing,
  • more killing,
  • most death dealing,
  • more mortiferous,
  • most deathdealing,
  • deathdealing,
  • more deathdealing,
  • more ending,
  • most mortiferous,
  • most ending,
  • more death-dealing,
  • most killing.
  •no-nonsense (adjective)
  • no nonsense,
  • nononsense.
  •onerous (adjective)
  • more headache,
  • most plodding,
  • galling,
  • more overtaxing,
  • most embittering,
  • more plodding,
  • more embittering,
  • most headache,
  • most overtaxing,
  • over-taxing,
  • over powering,
  • over-powering,
  • most crushing,
  • more crushing,
  • over taxing.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • momentous,
  • grand,
  • ugly,
  • godawful,
  • critical,
  • earth-shaking,
  • chips are down,
  • weighty,
  • serious,
  • austere,
  • depressive,
  • saturnine,
  • earthshaking,
  • Museful,
  • staid,
  • matriarchal,
  • pensive,
  • consequential,
  • mortal,
  • no fooling,
  • down in mouth,
  • Mortiferous,
  • sober,
  • important,
  • patriarchal,
  • no-fooling,
  • earthshattering,
  • lost in thought,
  • solemn,
  • thoughtful,
  • most reverend,
  • sedate,
  • death-dealing,
  • head ache,
  • pre-eminent,
  • blue chip,
  • major-league,
  • earnest,
  • heavy number,
  • highfalutin',
  • no-nonsense,
  • material,
  • distingue,
  • overtaxing,
  • heart-rending,
  • sepulchral,
  • subdued,
  • heavy,
  • deep,
  • onerous,
  • grievous,
  • earth-shattering,
  • for real,
  • cool as cucumber,
  • out of spirits,
  • cold sober,
  • laid back,
  • dignified.
  •pensive (adjective)
  • more reflecting,
  • pre-occupied,
  • most ruminating,
  • more ruminating,
  • with-drawn,
  • with drawn,
  • pre occupied,
  • most reflecting,
  • most pondering,
  • more pondering,
  • pondering.
  •ruminative (adjective)
  • in brown study,
  • ruminative,
  • in a brown study.
  •sad (adjective)
  • dis-composing,
  • un-satisfactory,
  • tear jerking,
  • more discomposing,
  • un happiest,
  • more saddening,
  • most saddening,
  • de-pressing,
  • dis composing,
  • un happy,
  • un satisfactory,
  • de pressing,
  • most dejecting,
  • un-happy,
  • sad,
  • more dejecting,
  • un happier,
  • most discomposing,
  • tearjerking,
  • tearful.
  •saturnine (adjective)
  • in low spirits,
  • in the dumps,
  • down in the dumps,
  • down in dumps.
  •sedate (adjective)
  • de-mure,
  • de-liberate,
  • un flappable,
  • de liberate,
  • un-ruffled,
  • de mure,
  • dis-passionate,
  • laidback,
  • un ruffled,
  • dis passionate.
  •serious (adjective)
  • somber,
  • long-faced,
  • go for broke,
  • smoking,
  • unhumorous,
  • unsmiling,
  • feller,
  • unamusing,
  • out for blood,
  • intense,
  • grim,
  • demure,
  • no joke,
  • no laughing matter,
  • Operose,
  • of consequence.
  •serious; gloomy (adjective)
  • leaden,
  • dour,
  • quiet,
  • muted,
  • meaningful,
  • deadpan,
  • grim-faced,
  • sage,
  • ponderous.
  •severe (adjective)
  • bad,
  • iron-handed,
  • hardnosed,
  • ironhanded,
  • flinty.
  •sober (adjective)
  • unexcited,
  • unimpassioned,
  • low key,
  • hardboiled,
  • disciplined,
  • forgoing,
  • Clear-headed.
  •sobersided (adjective)
  • sobersided,
  • in earnest.
  •solemn (adjective)
  • matter life and death,
  • matter of life death,
  • most ritual,
  • matter life death,
  • more ritual,
  • most brooding,
  • more brooding,
  • over-whelming,
  • hallowed,
  • over whelming,
  • aweinspiring,
  • awe inspiring.
  •somber (adjective)
  • more hurting,
  • more sourpuss,
  • most sourpuss,
  • most dragged,
  • more dragged,
  • more depressive,
  • most depressive.
  •staid (adjective)
  • self restrained,
  • selfrestrained.
  •subdued (adjective)
  • shaded,
  • sub missive,
  • un-obtrusive,
  • in obtrusive,
  • most muted,
  • more chastened,
  • most tempered,
  • tempered,
  • down the mouth,
  • most chastened,
  • more softened,
  • re-pressed,
  • more moderated,
  • in-obtrusive,
  • more muted,
  • more tempered,
  • un obtrusive,
  • most moderated,
  • re pressed,
  • out spirits,
  • most repressed,
  • most softened,
  • down mouth,
  • more repressed.
  •thoughtful (adjective)
  • lost thought,
  • more museful,
  • most reasoning,
  • most museful,
  • de-liberative,
  • de liberative,
  • more reasoning.
  •ugly (adjective)
  • dis-agreeable,
  • dis agreeable,
  • most scowling,
  • more scowling.
  •venerable (adjective)
  • more reverenced,
  • more venerated,
  • most matriarchal,
  • more patriarchal,
  • more worshipped,
  • most patriarchal,
  • most worshipped,
  • most reverenced,
  • more matriarchal,
  • more reverend,
  • most venerated,
  • more revered,
  • most revered.
  •weighty (adjective)
  • most underlined,
  • more underlined,
  • under-lined,
  • under lined.

• n.

  •
  • black,
  • beatific,
  • dark,
  • absent,
  • bug-eyed,
  • appealing,
  • brooding,
  • curious,
  • darkly,
  • bleak.
  •
  • place,
  • keep,
  • sepulcher.
  •
  • fix,
  • alarming,
  • impress.
  •
  • cemetery,
  • headstone.
  •
  • death toll,
  • death rate,
  • morbidity,
  • dying,
  • demise,
  • bereavement,
  • death throes,
  • mortality,
  • fatality.
  •boneyard (noun)
  • funerary ground,
  • god acres,
  • gods acres,
  • city of dead,
  • potter's fields,
  • resting places,
  • potter fields,
  • gods acre,
  • polyandriums,
  • city dead,
  • boot hills,
  • memorial parks,
  • golgothas,
  • city the dead,
  • eternal homes,
  • god acre,
  • potter field,
  • potters fields,
  • potters field,
  • marble towns,
  • god's acres.
  •burial ground (noun)
  • boneyard.
  •burial place (noun)
  • place of interment,
  • final resting place,
  • six feet under,
  • permanent address,
  • last home,
  • mound.
  •crucial (noun)
  • acute.
  •crypt (noun)
  • under crofts,
  • under croft,
  • under-crofts,
  • under-croft.
  •dangerous (noun)
  • dangerous.
  •death (noun)
  • losses,
  • necrosis,
  • after life,
  • finises,
  • finis,
  • eternal rest,
  • obliteration.
  •grave (noun)
  • of import,
  • grave accent,
  • severe.
  •hell (noun)
  • living hell,
  • underworld,
  • infernal regions,
  • infernal region,
  • place of torment,
  • purgatory,
  • hell fire,
  • hell-fire,
  • lower world,
  • everlasting fire.
  •living hell (noun)
  • tortures damned,
  • living-hell,
  • tortures the damned,
  • tortures of damned.
  •mausoleum (noun)
  • burial chambers,
  • burial places.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • charnels,
  • resting place,
  • death,
  • charnel,
  • Hell,
  • hearse,
  • pit,
  • vault,
  • shrine,
  • undercrofts,
  • bier,
  • churchyard,
  • hallowed place,
  • holy place,
  • churchyards,
  • safes,
  • eternal home,
  • Ossuary,
  • polyandrium,
  • boot hill,
  • memorial park,
  • monuments,
  • reliquary,
  • funerary grounds,
  • Undercroft,
  • city of the dead,
  • burial chamber,
  • crypt,
  • sacred place,
  • marble town,
  • potter's field,
  • hearses,
  • enshrinement,
  • tortures of the damned,
  • burial place,
  • strong room,
  • tomb.
  •shrine (noun)
  • hallowed places,
  • enshrinements,
  • sacred places,
  • holy places.
  •vault (noun)
  • safedeposit box,
  • safe deposit box,
  • strong rooms.

• v.

  •carve (verb)
  • rough hewing,
  • rough hewn,
  • dis severing,
  • dis severed,
  • insculpted,
  • insculpts,
  • dis-severed,
  • rough-hews,
  • in-sculpted,
  • in-sculpting,
  • dis sever,
  • dis-severs,
  • roughhewing,
  • in-sculpt,
  • in denting,
  • insculpting,
  • rough hews,
  • in-denting,
  • dis-sever,
  • in-dents,
  • roughhews,
  • in sculpted,
  • rough hew,
  • rough-hewing,
  • in dent,
  • in sculpt,
  • in-sculpts,
  • in dents,
  • in-dented,
  • in dented,
  • roughhewed,
  • rough-hewed,
  • dis severs,
  • dis-severing,
  • in-dent,
  • in sculpting,
  • rough hewed,
  • in sculpts.
  •contact (verb)
  • sculpture.
  •engrave (verb)
  • in fixing,
  • in graining,
  • in fixes,
  • cross-hatch,
  • cross hatched,
  • in-graining,
  • cross hatching,
  • litho graphing,
  • initialling,
  • in fixed,
  • cross hatches,
  • enchases,
  • in-stilled,
  • intaglioing,
  • in-grained,
  • in scribes,
  • intaglioed,
  • cross-hatches,
  • in-fixed,
  • in-grains,
  • litho graphed,
  • in-stilling,
  • in grains,
  • in scribe,
  • in grain,
  • litho-graphed,
  • crosshatches,
  • in-scribing,
  • litho-graphing,
  • in fix,
  • in-scribe,
  • in stilled,
  • in stilling,
  • in-scribed,
  • mezzotinted,
  • in-fixes,
  • in-fix,
  • in-grain,
  • in scribing,
  • in-scribes,
  • in-fixing,
  • in scribed,
  • cross-hatched.
  •etch (verb)
  • de-scribes,
  • de-scribing,
  • ate in to,
  • de-fine,
  • re duce,
  • out lining,
  • re-presented,
  • Re-present,
  • de scribes,
  • de picts,
  • de-lineate,
  • de-picts,
  • de lineated,
  • de-scribed,
  • out lines,
  • re present,
  • de-pict,
  • sets forth,
  • de fine,
  • de-lineated,
  • out-lining,
  • out line,
  • eats into,
  • out lined,
  • eating into,
  • re presents,
  • eats in to,
  • re-duce,
  • de-fining,
  • de scribing,
  • re duces,
  • de scribed,
  • de-fined,
  • eat in to,
  • de scribe,
  • out-line,
  • re presenting,
  • de lineate,
  • re-presenting,
  • out-lined,
  • de pict,
  • de-fines,
  • de fines,
  • de-scribe,
  • de fining,
  • re-duces,
  • re-presents,
  • out-lines,
  • eating in to,
  • re presented,
  • de fined.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • dolmen,
  • mausoleum,
  • gross,
  • dieresis,
  • disturbing,
  • keenly,
  • heavy-duty,
  • sepulture,
  • circumflex,
  • dearly,
  • keen,
  • oppressive,
  • fire and brimstone,
  • frontal,
  • ferocious,
  • towering,
  • apocalyptic,
  • disconcerting,
  • tumulus,
  • tombstone,
  • extravagant,
  • sobering,
  • gravestone,
  • in memoriam,
  • umlaut,
  • graveyard,
  • distressing,
  • burial ground,
  • sublime,
  • daunting,
  • fervid,
  • necropolis,
  • disquieting,
  • ultimate,
  • tilde,
  • severely,
  • worrisome,
  • catacomb,
  • dreadfully,
  • rigorous,
  • cinerarium,
  • worrying,
  • suspicious,
  • fatally,
  • cedilla,
  • diacritic,
  • draconian,
  • hellfire,
  • scalding,
  • desperate,
  • nerve-wracking,
  • Nail Biting,
  • apocalyptical,
  • graveside,
  • stressful.
  •
  • dire,
  • baneful,
  • accent,
  • barrow,
  • merciless,
  • massive,
  • far,
  • Searing,
  • tense,
  • rigid,
  • fraught,
  • badly,
  • spectacular,
  • foreboding,
  • sharply,
  • terminal,
  • faint,
  • ominous,
  • fatal,
  • sickening,
  • explosive,
  • alarmist,
  • supreme,
  • niggling,
  • unsettled,
  • direful,
  • venerable,
  • frightening,
  • learned,
  • dull,
  • unbearable.
  •
  • high-level,
  • incise,
  • sore,
  • imprint,
  • proper,
  • savage,
  • portentous,
  • unlucky,
  • anxious,
  • stiff,
  • extreme,
  • crushing.
  •
  • full,
  • awful,
  • rip.
  •
  • plot.
  •
  • fateful.
  •
  • strong.
  •box
  • coffin.
  •engrave
  • mezzotint,
  • diaper,
  • Crosshatching,
  • printed,
  • intaglio,
  • Initialed,
  • Enchasing,
  • crosshatched,
  • lithographs,
  • Lithographing,
  • Diapering,
  • Lithographed,
  • initial,
  • Initialing,
  • cross hatch,
  • Embedding,
  • lithograph,
  • cross-hatching,
  • Enchase,
  • Enchased,
  • mezzotinting,
  • initials,
  • diapers,
  • intaglios,
  • crosshatch,
  • initialled,
  • instilling,
  • diapered,
  • mezzotints,
  • inscribe.
  •importunate
  • pressing.
  •insistent
  • urgent.
  •middle-aged
  • matronly.
  •Other relevant words:
  • pound,
  • lettering,
  • moulding,
  • Dinning,
  • Hacking,
  • rough-hewn,
  • Moulded,
  • Graving,
  • eat into,
  • rough-hew,
  • stamp,
  • sculpted,
  • Dinned,
  • furrowed,
  • set forth,
  • modelling,
  • setting forth,
  • Roughhew,
  • sculpt,
  • sculpts,
  • ate into,
  • mould,
  • hewn,
  • etch,
  • Hacked,
  • engrave,
  • graved,
  • roughhewn,
  • insculpt,
  • carve,
  • moulds,
  • Furrowing,
  • tooling,
  • tooled,
  • sculpting.

Paraphrases for Grave:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    serious.
  • Proper noun, singular
    serious, tomb.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    tomb.
  • Verb, past tense
    serious.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    serious.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    gravesite.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    profound, massive, dire, grim, huge, difficult, terrible, flagrant, life-threatening, far-reaching, formidable, harsh, alarming, devastating, thoroughgoing, daunting, extensive, aggravated, tough, mortuary, weighty, disturbing, intense, drastic, overwhelming, immense, crucial, bad, worst, blatant, aggravating, thorough, worrying, funeral, vast, heartfelt, very, precarious, onerous, disastrous, grand, perilous, tragic, funerary, worrisome, deep-seated, appalling, momentous, sharp, in-depth, adverse, catastrophic.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Burials.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    coffin, casket.
  • Adverb
    grossly, adversely.
  • Verb, past tense
    reported, worsened, Warned, Suffered, Were, noted, Caused, said, Happened.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    Has, urges, constitutes, encumbers, poses, works, Worries, covers, remains, goes.

• Other Related

  • Determiner
    severe.
  • Adjective
    deepest, severe, enormous, large, substantial, strong, dramatic, tremendous.
  • Proper noun, singular
    graves, severe, graveyard, cemetery.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    gravestone, severe, gravity, graveyard, seriousness, tombstone, cemetery, mausoleum, headstone, severity.

Antonyms for Grave:

• adj.

  • crucial, dangerous
    little, insignificant, small.
  • serious; gloomy
    excited, funny, ridiculous, frivolous, inconsequential, lively, happy, unimportant, agitated, silly, cheerful, boisterous.
  • Other antonyms:
    joking, harmless, kooky, innocuous, lite, piping, noncritical, noncrucial, kittenish, strident, dotty, unserious, crazy, wacky, senseless, hilarious, jesting, half-witted, acute, light, witless, sappy, slight, unthreatening, nonsensical, minor, uproarious, high-pitched, zany, foolish, squealing, mad, balmy, tinny, beneficial, Peeping, preposterous, lunatic, asinine, cockeyed, screwball, innocent, piercing, unwise, thin, safe, daft, loony, Weak-minded, nonhazardous, brainless, penetrating, fatuous, Daffy, sharp, good, cuckoo, nutty, trivial, insane, jerky, high, earsplitting, absurd, advantageous.

Hyponym for Grave:

• n.

  • time
    demise, death, dying.

• v.

  • contact
    carve.