Webserious: [adjective] thoughtful or subdued in appearance or manner : sober.

Web05/12/2016 · Synonyms for SERIOUS: solemn, severe, earnest, professional, stern, humorless, harsh, sober; Antonyms of SERIOUS: humorous, joking, playful, flippant, jocular ...

Webse·ri·ous 1. Thoughtful, somber, or grave in manner: He became serious when he was asked about the economy. 2. Not joking or trifling: I was serious when I said I liked your haircut. 3. Deeply interested or involved: a serious golfer. 4. Meriting great concern: a serious illness; a serious mistake. ...

Webserious meaning: 1. severe in effect; bad: 2. very ill 3. not joking or intended to be funny: . Learn more.

WebSerious definition, of, showing, or characterized by deep thought. See more.

WebBritannica Dictionary definition of SERIOUS [more serious; most serious] 1 : having an important or dangerous possible result. a serious injury/illness/condition “You sound terrible.” “It's just a bad cold. ... Serious journalists do not pry into the personal lives of famous people. When it comes to fishing, he's very serious. = He's very serious about …

Webserious definition: 1. severe in effect; bad: 2. very ill 3. not joking or intended to be funny: . Learn more.

Webserious: 1 adj of great consequence “marriage is a serious matter” Synonyms: important , of import of great significance or value adj requiring effort or concentration; complex and not easy to answer or solve “raised serious objections to the proposal” “the plan has a serious flaw” Synonyms: difficult , hard not easy; requiring great physical ...

Webexhaustive. extensive. far-reaching. full. meticulous. profound. purposeful. scrupulous. “Please give some serious consideration to my request as it will really make a difference to me.”.

WebAnswer (1 of 12): Mostly it means someone who is not very "amused" and sees life as a somewhat grim business. The kind who would rather curl up with a book of Kierkegaard or Nietzsche than go to a party ( a bit of an exaggeration, but...) The unlife of the party--I had to coin a new word here. So...