grievous
41grievous — Not ious …
42grievous — The word is not grievious, though it is often so misspelled, as here: He admitted robbery and causing grievious bodily harm and was jailed for seven years (Independent). See also mischievous …
43grievous — adj British a. annoying b. unattractive or unappealing The standard term was adopted as a vogue term of disapproval by adolescents in the later 1990s …
44grievous — adj. RG. 202 …
45grievous — griev·ous || griËvÉ™s adj. causing grief or sorrow; mournful, sorrowful; despicable, deplorable …
46grievous — sar, sarlic …
47grievous — adjective formal (of something bad) very severe or serious. Derivatives grievously adverb grievousness noun Origin ME: from OFr. greveus, from grever (see grieve1) …
48grievous — a. 1. Distressing, afflictive, afflicting, painful, sad, deplorable, lamentable, hard to bear. 2. Hurtful, injurious, baneful, noxious, mischievous, detrimental, destructive, calamitous. 3. Atrocious, heinous, flagitious, outrageous, intolerable …
49grievous — adj 1. sorrowful, mournful, sad, distressing, agonizing, crushing; painful, acute, sharp, cutting; heart rending, moving, Inf. tear jerking, pathetic, tragic, pitiful. 2. flagrant, blatant, egregious, heinous, shameful; atrocious, enormous,… …
50grievous — griev·ous …