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etymological origin ofeng: grimly
etymological origin ofeng: grum
etymologyang: grim
has derived formeng: grimmer
has derived formeng: grimmest
lexical categoryadjective
pronunciation/grɪm/
pronunciationhttp://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/en-us-grim.ogg
semantically relatedeng: black bile
semantically relatedeng: blue
semantically relatedeng: cheerless
semantically relatedeng: dark
semantically relatedeng: depressing
semantically relatedeng: dim
semantically relatedeng: dirgeful
semantically relatedeng: disconsolate
semantically relatedeng: dismal
semantically relatedeng: dispiriting
semantically relatedeng: doleful
semantically relatedeng: dolorous
semantically relatedeng: dour
semantically relatedeng: dreary
semantically relatedeng: dreich
semantically relatedeng: funest
semantically relatedeng: gloomy
semantically relatedeng: glowering
semantically relatedeng: glum
semantically relatedeng: hazed
semantically relatedeng: luctiferous
semantically relatedeng: lugubrious
semantically relatedeng: moody
semantically relatedeng: morose
semantically relatedeng: sad
semantically relatedeng: saturnine
semantically relatedeng: sour
semantically relatedeng: sulky
semantically relatedeng: sullen
semantically relatedeng: unknown
synonymeng: grum
synonymeng: hideous
synonymeng: morbid
translationfin: synkeä
translationheb: נורא
translationheb: עגום
translationkat: სასტიკი
translationmri: muha
translationrus: зловещий
translationrus: мрачный
translationrus: непреклонный
translationswe: barsk
translationswe: grådaskig
translationswe: hård
translationswe: kuslig
translationswe: kylig
translationswe: stenhård
translationswe: sträng

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