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very grave

adjective as in desperate

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Calling the situation “very grave,” Jim F. Vargas, the president and chief executive of Father Joe’s Villages, warned that rising insurance costs could “derail not only our plans as a homeless services provider and developer from constructing additional buildings, but it could derail, frankly, the plans for housing in general to be developed in this state.”

On Election Day, the world will see if that faith was merited and then be left to deal with the horrible consequences of what could be a very grave error.

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Eisenkot said that he believed his party’s presence in the emergency government prevented a full-blown war with Hezbollah, which he said would have been “a very grave strategic mistake.”

The Israeli military called the hijacking a “very grave incident of global consequence.”

The Israeli military called the hijacking a “very grave incident of global consequence.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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