Graveful

Quick meaning: Graveful is a noun meaning Enough to fill a grave.

Meaning

Enough to fill a grave.

Example Sentences

It’s always cold on this Yorkshire hillside where Anne Brontë lies dead under a graveful of red flowers.

Christ tears away the turf from our assumption of virtue and exposes a graveful of “dead men’s bones and uncleanness.”

“There’s so much hatred,” Elicit said bitterly. “Pati doesn’t know what a graveful of maggots he has nurtured here. He can’t.”

I took the job, the raise, and the cubicle, and I took my pride and stuffed it deep inside, jack-booted it down and covered it up with a graveful of dirt and regrets.

Word Forms

• gravefuls
• gravesful

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