grievously

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• The country’s grievous past has so thoroughly spoiled the present that even the Constitution has been called into question.

• If the allegations are false, Cosby has been grievously wronged with his reputation forever tainted.

• And Bill Weasley remains happily married to Fleur Delacour despite being “grievously scarred from an encounter with a werewolf”.

• Want to know why the Tea Party so eager to grievously wound the Republican Party?

• Li was sprawled on the kitchen floor with her 5-year-old son, Kevin Zhou, both of them grievously wounded.

• He was one of the most grievously injured pilots to arrive in Hanoi.

• A full third of the attacking force lay on the ground, dead or grievously wounded.

• Moreover, she had never so thoroughly enjoyed being a girl, and love-making would have bored her grievously.

• I believe they expected to receive a large sum from these relics: how grievously they were disappointed I need not tell.

• The assailants were grievously embarrassed by stones rolled down upon them and by the fire of the archers.

• My failure to accomplish the desired result is grievously exasperating, and I feel deeply humiliated.