Significats de funereal aspect en anglès

The place had a funereal aspect, to which the terrible tragedy lent an additional melancholy.

Slowly he ascended the stairs of the terrace, flanked by two stained greenish stone urns of funereal aspect.

The houses wore a funereal aspect.

The curtains were all drawn, giving to the car a funereal aspect, and lights were turned down for the night.

The great apartments through which they now whisperingly walked wore already that funereal aspect that comes from disuse and inattention.

Dr. Sommers's visage could not lengthen literally, and yet it approached as nearly to a funereal aspect as was possible.

He started at the funereal aspect of the room, into which, since he last stood there, undertakers seemed to have stolen.

The old trees that closely encircled my nocturnal quarters were fringed with the inevitable Spanish moss, and gave a most funereal aspect to the surroundings.

Mademoiselle de Verneuil, to whose imagination the word "chateau" brought none but its conventional ideas, was affected by the funereal aspect of the scene.

They hailed a hackney-coach presently, and drove to the "Golden Cross," through the chill, gray streets, where the closed shutters had a funereal aspect.