Definition of grievously in English:

grievously

adverb ˈɡriːvəsliˈɡrivəsli

formal

To a very severe or serious degree.
the town suffered grievously during the invasion
he was grievously wounded in combat
Example sentencesExamples
- Sport has suffered grievously from the excesses of the few recently.
- The lady was grievously offended, and changed her whole behaviour in regard to me.
- He believed he had been grievously wronged by those around him.
- Once he arrived home, the prince fell grievously ill.
- A few years later, it became clear that these pseudo-experts were grievously mistaken.
- Training costs for city workers were grievously underestimated.
- The country has suffered grievously from an unprecedentedly severe drought.
- The prospects of these people have been grievously damaged by the massive failure of their political leadership.
- They grievously overstate the costs of bringing new drugs to market in hopes of wringing extortionate payments from desperate patients.
- The British were grievously disappointed at the battle's outcome.

Definition of grievously in US English:

grievously

adverbˈɡrēvəslēˈɡrivəsli

formal

To a very severe or serious degree.
the town suffered grievously during the invasion
he was grievously wounded in combat
Example sentencesExamples
- Once he arrived home, the prince fell grievously ill.
- The prospects of these people have been grievously damaged by the massive failure of their political leadership.
- Training costs for city workers were grievously underestimated.
- The British were grievously disappointed at the battle's outcome.
- A few years later, it became clear that these pseudo-experts were grievously mistaken.
- Sport has suffered grievously from the excesses of the few recently.
- The country has suffered grievously from an unprecedentedly severe drought.
- They grievously overstate the costs of bringing new drugs to market in hopes of wringing extortionate payments from desperate patients.
- The lady was grievously offended, and changed her whole behaviour in regard to me.
- He believed he had been grievously wronged by those around him.

单词	grievously
释义	Definition of grievously in English: grievously adverb ˈɡriːvəsliˈɡrivəsli formal To a very severe or serious degree. the town suffered grievously during the invasion he was grievously wounded in combat Example sentencesExamples Sport has suffered grievously from the excesses of the few recently. The lady was grievously offended, and changed her whole behaviour in regard to me. He believed he had been grievously wronged by those around him. Once he arrived home, the prince fell grievously ill. A few years later, it became clear that these pseudo-experts were grievously mistaken. Training costs for city workers were grievously underestimated. The country has suffered grievously from an unprecedentedly severe drought. The prospects of these people have been grievously damaged by the massive failure of their political leadership. They grievously overstate the costs of bringing new drugs to market in hopes of wringing extortionate payments from desperate patients. The British were grievously disappointed at the battle's outcome. Definition of grievously in US English: grievously adverbˈɡrēvəslēˈɡrivəsli formal To a very severe or serious degree. the town suffered grievously during the invasion he was grievously wounded in combat Example sentencesExamples Once he arrived home, the prince fell grievously ill. The prospects of these people have been grievously damaged by the massive failure of their political leadership. Training costs for city workers were grievously underestimated. The British were grievously disappointed at the battle's outcome. A few years later, it became clear that these pseudo-experts were grievously mistaken. Sport has suffered grievously from the excesses of the few recently. The country has suffered grievously from an unprecedentedly severe drought. They grievously overstate the costs of bringing new drugs to market in hopes of wringing extortionate payments from desperate patients. The lady was grievously offended, and changed her whole behaviour in regard to me. He believed he had been grievously wronged by those around him.
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