Grave
Grave adjective - Having a matter of importance as its topic.
Usage example: leaving gossip and celebrities to other magazines, this journal focuses on the grave issues confronting the nation
Meaningful and grave are semantically related. in serious topic. In some cases you can use "Meaningful" instead an adjective "Grave".
Meaningful
Meaningful adjective - Having great meaning or lasting effect.
Usage example: his time in office was too brief to accomplish anything meaningful
Grave and meaningful are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Grave" instead an adjective "Meaningful".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Even more meaningful is the exchange between Mustang and Hawkeye after the service, both standing before Hughes' grave.
Source: Meaningful Funeral -
Meaningful Name: I didn't actually know the significance of the name Botch until I'd already made some very grave mistakes.
Source: Literature / Mister B. Gone -
Meaningful Name: Cairn is both the name of Grim Dawn's world and a word for a type of grave site.
Source: Video Game / Grim Dawn
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