Meaning & Definition of word "Graver"

Graver

/ˈɡreɪ.vər/

1. A person who engraves designs or inscriptions, typically on hard surfaces such as metal or stone.
- Example: The graver meticulously carved the intricate designs onto the surface of the ring.
2. A tool used for engraving.
- Example: He used a fine graver to add details to his artwork.

1. More serious or weighty; more solemn.
- Example: The graver situation called for immediate action from the authorities.
2. Comparatively more significant in importance or impact.
- Example: As the discussion progressed, the topics became graver, requiring more careful consideration.

●Middle English: from the verb 'grave', meaning to carve or engrave, from Old French 'graver'.

graver consequences:

More serious or severe outcomes resulting from an action.

grave matters:

Issues that are serious or important and require careful consideration.

grave concerns:

Serious worries or issues that need attention.

engraving:

The art or process of cutting or carving designs into a hard surface.

grave:

Serious in manner or character; solemn.

Meaning: A more serious or solemn version of a situation.

● Example Sentence: When he started talking about his problems, the mood became a lot graver.

Meaning: Referring to someone who is overly serious.

● Example Sentence: Don't be such a graver; lighten up and have some fun!