grim in Latin
grim in Latin is torvus — grim means bleak, gloomy, or discouraging.
grim in Latin
torvus
Dismal and gloomy, cold and forbidding.
What does "grim" mean?
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adj Bleak, gloomy, or discouraging.
"The doctor delivered a grim prognosis."
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adj Stern, harsh, or unyielding in expression or manner.
"He kept a grim expression throughout the funeral."
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grim in a sentence
- The doctor delivered a grim prognosis.
- Things looked grim for the team after they fell three goals behind.
- He kept a grim expression throughout the funeral.
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What is "grim" in Latin?
"grim" in Latin is torvus. grim means: Bleak, gloomy, or discouraging.
How do you use "grim" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor delivered a grim prognosis." In Latin, "grim" is torvus.
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