grisly

Modifies a noun

• murder: Crime Team: Channel 4's Crime Team lifts the lid on grisly murders from the crime history books.
• fate: The new King Priest then spends the rest of his reign awaiting the same grisly fate.
• discovery: The newspapers told of a grisly discovery the police had recently made in the basement of an old tenement.
• tale: These prophetic grisly tales will send you into shivers.
• scene: Despite a few grisly scenes, I couldn't really take the adventure too seriously, but I certainly enjoyed the ride.
• death: Sugar, in the original version, dies a grisly death at the end.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: The Doctor is intending to take her back to her own planet where a rather grisly end awaits her.
• particularly: Years later, after a series of particularly grisly murders, Graham reluctantly agrees to come out of retirement and assist in the case.
• truly: A haunting depiction of a truly grisly war, Conflict: Vietnam is the next installment in the multi-award winning Conflict series.
• very: It wasn't deliberately over-the-top, it was just a very, very grisly case.
• extremely: There were a number of extremely grisly black and white photographs.
• so: But as the story progresses it gets increasingly hard to watch, simply because it's so grisly.