grimness

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I mean, there's lots of grimness in the future.

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the quality of being ghastly

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noun

the quality of being ghastly

noun

something hard to endure; "the asperity of northern winters"

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for grimness.

noun

the quality of being ghastly

See also: ghastliness, gruesomeness, luridness

noun

something hard to endure; "the asperity of northern winters"

Example sentences

I mean, there's lots of grimness in the future.

Your confusing hardness of work with grimness of life.

And indeed, startups cannot succeed with that grimness.

I know that whenever I read 1984 I find the very grimness of Winston's life gives me pleasure.

Wild that Ronald Moore, who wrote so much of what's best in TNG, could also produce something that's so grim for the sake of grimness...

My biggest overall knock is that I often found that there really wasn't a payoff for unrelenting grimness.

Not always of course, but often because the level of care is high and the prognosis for many forms of dementia is the grimness of progressive severity.

At that point this decision may make that product's future seem more uncertain, but I'd expect uncertainty to be dominated more by the product's poor performance/grimness.