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Meanings of gloom in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "gloominess"
Examples for "gloominess"
1
Though some think the gloominess may be largely baked into stock prices.
2
I met Juba before dawn in the torch-lit gloominess of the stables.
3
That Edward Beverley had fits of gloominess and impatience is not surprising.
4
One of his favourite jokes played on a life-long reputation for gloominess.
5
It must not be supposed that Mr Cupples' gloominess arose from anxiety.
1
A delightful smile of welcome chased away the sombreness of her face.
2
Their sombreness was increased by the oak with which they were panelled.
3
Consequently it was sombre, and its sombreness was unrelieved by any mirror.
4
A terrible sombreness is achieved in its former half by a notable simplicity.
5
The vastness, the loneliness, the stillness, the twilight sombreness, were awful.
1
The landscape too has nothing of the seriousness and somberness of ours.
2
She was not discontented, save at the enforced somberness of their lives.
3
The occasional rolling thunder of a cannon deepened the somberness of the scene.
4
A fleeting grin broke the impassive somberness of the black face.
5
It must be a somberness of disposition that affects my eyesight.
1
There's only so much glumness a secretary of state for health can take.
2
For in him glumness was a sign that he recognised defeat.
3
But now, her aggressive, menacing, uncommunicative glumness was prolonged for days and days.
4
A boy your age shouldn't have any problems that would cause such glumness.
5
Try it out and notice how it lifts you up out of your glumness.
Usage of gloom in anglès
1
I don't want to write a new year message of unremitting gloom.
2
This added to growing private sector gloom about euro zone growth prospects.
3
It offers a glimmer of hope in a sea of economic gloom.
4
Amid the economic gloom however, some British companies appear to be thriving.
5
As the three sat in silence, the gloom in the chasm thickened.
6
The constant gloom gave her a serious case of seasonal affective disorder.
7
The girl sat in the new gloom of the kitchen and watched.
8
It was far from being all doom and gloom for Snedeker, however.
9
Nora was in the furthest corner of the room, seated in gloom.
10
She stepped fully into the gloom and saw the clear plastic box.
11
Miles and miles away I heard them, thrilling faintly through the gloom.
12
Tonight the gloom came earlier because of the clouds in the west.
13
He slipped away into the gloom in the direction of the pit.
14
The rising sun's trying to break through the gloom without much success.
15
He was grateful for it in the gloom of the gathering storm.
16
The sky was overspread now with black clouds; and the gloom increased.
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Translations for gloom
portuguès
Gloom through the time
Gloom across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
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