Crazy
Crazy adjective - Conceived or made without regard for reason or reality.
Grave
Grave adjective - Not joking or playful in mood or manner.
Usage example: when I asked him how his dog was doing, he looked grave and said, “Not good”
Both words in one sentence
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Conversely, Snape and Mad-Eye come to the conclusion that Voldemort probably out-Crazy-Prepared them by simply making the actual grave into an unremarkable field.
- In her papers, Alice left many scrawled messages such as "She will haunt me to the grave" and "God protects me": one has to wonder if death would not have been preferable to living her whole life playing peek-a-boo with her sister's crazy ghost.
Source: Film / The Woman in Black -
Tommy, already driven crazy by Jason trying to enter his mind from beyond the grave (to the point of almost becoming the his replacement in Part V), exhumes him to finish the job, but lightning strikes before he can torch him, and Jason is back yet again.
Source: Disney Death
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