grav·er (gr  v r)n. 1. One who carves or engraves. 2. See burin. |
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| The graver spirits imitated noble actions, and the actions of good men. Sir Nathaniel looked graver and graver as the narration proceeded, and when Adam had stopped he remained silent for several minutes, before speaking. A question of graver and universal interest is the possi- bility of another attack from the Martians. |
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