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The phrase "an opened grave" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to death, burial, or metaphorical expressions about loss or despair.
Example: "As they stood at the edge of the cemetery, the sight of an opened grave filled them with a profound sense of sorrow."
Alternatives: "an open grave" or "a dug grave".
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Without giving too much away, I think it's safe to say that women and children in jeopardy, escaped convicts, old secrets, buried treasure, an opened grave and deadly weapons make for a memorable conclusion.
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"More fun than an open grave," said Dan Ingram.
"To me," Mr. Clough said softly, "it looks like an open grave".
If an open grave is a feature of Farber's Hamlet, it is central to Hynes Richard IIII.
Financial regulators have stood the likes of Salomon Brothers in front of an open grave before.
And really, how could watching her topple into an open grave not be funny?
His naked body was thrown into an open grave and blanketed with quicklime.
The man who had come for his brother's body was inside an open grave, digging.
Hovering above an open grave with an exposed casket is the incorporeal spirit of one of the scout's ancestors.
It is named for its most famous use, as an open grave in the graveyard scene from Hamlet.
In "The Egg" (1901-2) Kubin drew a skeletal female with an enormous, swollen belly standing next to an open grave.
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