Thesaurus / grimmest
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synonyms for grimmest
- bleak
- cruel
- ghastly
- gloomy
- glum
- grisly
- gruesome
- harsh
- horrid
- ominous
- shocking
- somber
- sour
- stern
- terrible
- austere
- barbarous
- cantankerous
- churlish
- crabbed
- crusty
- dogged
- ferocious
- fierce
- forbidding
- foreboding
- formidable
- frightful
- funereal
- glowering
- grouchy
- grumpy
- hideous
- implacable
- inexorable
- intractable
- merciless
- morose
- relentless
- resolute
- ruthless
- scowling
- severe
- sinister
- splenetic
- stubborn
- sulky
- sullen
- surly
- truculent
- unrelenting
- unyielding
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"You're a likely youngster, you ere," he said, looking down at him with the grimmest of smiles.
SUE, A LITTLE HEROINEL. T. MEADENo longer were we onlookers but part proprietors in the grimmest, ghastliest proceeding that ever was since conscious time began.
THE GLORY OF THE COMINGIRVIN S. COBBAnd, lastly, the surgeon and his mates went below to cockpit and steerage, to make ready for the grimmest work of all.
RICHARD CARVEL, COMPLETEWINSTON CHURCHILLNow we are faced with the greatest and the grimmest struggle of all.
THE POLITICAL FUTURE OF INDIALAJPAT RAIHe was short and pudgy, with a halo of wispy hair and the coldest, grimmest eyes that Wyman had ever seen.
THE SYNDICC.M. KORNBLUTHThe Grimmest of Reapers found the most uncomfortable chair in the room, sat, and began reading.
TELEMPATHYVANCE SIMONDSHe went in by the back door, winning from old Janet, in spite of herself, the grimmest shadow of a smile.
WINTER EVENING TALESAMELIA EDITH HUDDLESTON BARRAcross the river he rode through Praga, of grimmest memory, into closely cultivated plains.
THE VULTURESHENRY SETON MERRIMANHis generation was slowly passing away, and its history is one of the grimmest stories untold.
THE VULTURESHENRY SETON MERRIMANBut the men crouching on those seats were not spectators—they were the grimmest actors in the tragedy.
THE SOUTHERNERTHOMAS DIXON