Graver is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRAVER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an engraving tool, a burin
• a burin or other engraving tool.
• an engraver.
• any of various tools
• One who graves; an engraver or a sculptor; one whose occupation is te cut letters or figures in stone or other hard material.
• An ergraving or cutting tool; a burin.
• a tool used by an engraver
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• extremely serious

Words related to GRAVER

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How to use GRAVER in a sentence

• In the last week he seemed to have aged and grown graver.
• Never was graver question placed before a government.
• Cowardly under suffering, he was in striking contrast to Becker, who stood graver pain with hardly a flinch.
• An indifferent observer would have thought her much graver and less animated than usual.
• You seem to be filled with a graver apprehension even than I am.
• There was a deeper tone in his voice, a graver look in his eyes, than she had ever noticed before.
• The less seriously wounded had to make place for the graver cases, and being among the former, I was transferred by hospital train to Miscolcy in Hungary.
• The decrease of speed was another and a graver consequence of his cupidity, since it might prevent their arrival in port before the breeze had expended itself.
• The old Doctor was beginning to look graver, in spite of himself.
• Graver errors could be found in almost every work of great scope that ever came from the press.
• Graver mistakes could not well occur than these, and it is to be ascribed to the little definite knowledge we as a people have on medico-meteorology.
• He was bigger, I thought, and he looked older, and graver.
• The problem becomes at once graver, less hopeful, and more urgent when we take up the case of Russian.
• The colours of the western sky had grown graver and cooler before it came.
• Their insidious attempts are no doubt a graver evil than the preposterous pretensions of Rome, to which indeed they gave their only chance of success.
• Graver issues were raised when such ancient customs as infant marriage and the degradation of child widows were challenged.
• The graver inherent defects are equally obvious, but not equally susceptible of remedy.
• You wish to save her annoyance, and possibly something much graver.
• It is not only those specific things that the great majority think are wrong, but the graver offenses that are meant to be the subject of criminal codes.
• In the case of theological ingenuity, where truth is the professed and sacred object, a graver judgment is called for.
• What was she going to do? What were they both going to do? His thoughts took a graver colour.
• Prince Henry was neither a robber nor a rowdy, but from his early youth a much graver character than most men are in advanced life.
• Whatever may happen, whatever tragedies may be reserved for me in the future, my thought will not be graver or more important when I shall have lived my life with all its weight.
• In speech and bearing, form and face, Sweeter and graver, grace by grace, Her beauties multiplied.
• With them as with us gaiety is up to its old tricks, tempting from graver rivals, making duty an alien.
• She had dealt already with graver questions than most persons, and her responsibilities had by no means been light ones.
• With the approach of winter, however, other and graver troubles developed.
• But fifty years ago such a matter wore a graver aspect.
• The empty platter, silently placed on the dinner-table, was the signal for his descent from Parnassus to the money-earning graver.

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