grimness
/ɡrɪmnəs/
noun
- The quality of being serious, harsh, or without cheerfulness.
- The grimness of the prison walls made everyone feel hopeless.
- The movie captured the grimness of life during the war.
- She spoke with a grimness that silenced the whole room.
- The quality of being unpleasant, unappealing, or depressing in appearance or atmosphere.
- The grimness of the abandoned factory gave me chills.
- The gray sky added to the grimness of the landscape.
- Even the flowers could not hide the grimness of the old cemetery.
- Determination or resolve in the face of difficulty, often with a serious expression.
- There was a grimness in his eyes as he prepared for the final exam.
- The team faced the challenge with grimness and refused to give up.
- Her grimness during the negotiation showed she would not back down.
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