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Definition of «gruesome»

Gruesome means something that is extremely horrifying, shocking or disgusting. It often refers to something that involves violence, bloodshed or death in a very graphic and disturbing manner. The term can also be used to describe an object or scene that is so repulsive as to arouse horror or revulsion.

Usage examples

  1. The newspaper reported a gruesome murder that occurred in the quiet neighborhood.
  2. The horror movie was filled with gruesome scenes of blood and violence.
  3. The detective described the crime scene as particularly gruesome, with body parts scattered around the room.
  4. The medical examiner had to examine the gruesome injuries of the accident victims.
  5. The book depicted a gruesome battle between the heroes and the monstrous creature.
  6. The forensic team arrived at the scene to collect evidence and document the gruesome details.
  7. The old abandoned hospital had a gruesome history of experiments gone wrong.
  8. The news anchor warned viewers about the gruesome content of the war footage they were about to see.
  9. The serial killer's crimes were so gruesome that they shocked the entire nation.
  10. The witness gave a gruesome account of the car crash, describing broken bones and severe injuries.

Phrases with «gruesome»

Sentences with «gruesome»

  • Solving gruesome murder mysteries is the most enticing prospect and when you're investigating a crime scene, the game really stands out. (nosleepgamer.com)
  • Whether it's the teen horror gore or the great social commentary horror we love, the genre is full of gruesome death scenes. (bullzeye.com)
  • After a few adjustments to the bus's faulty video player, a small monitor begins to display gruesome scenes of the aftermath of the fire at the reactor. (discovermagazine.com)
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