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Meanings of bad mood in English

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Usage of bad mood in English
1
Mr. Spardleton was in a bad mood when I entered his office.
The Professional Approach
2
One side effect of Melissa's hectic lifestyle was a chronic bad mood.
Joy bauer's food cures
3
And that when he came home, he was in a bad mood.
Extracurricular activities
4
Granted, he'd already been in a bad mood before the flight delay.
Something about You
5
Edward scowled, looking a lot like their father in a bad mood.
The lady elizabeth
6
He had a guilty conscience, and that contributed to his bad mood.
The girl who played with fire
7
It all put the normally sunny Vash in a rare bad mood.
Blind descent: the quest to discover the deepest place on earth
8
One handball player wasn't enough to put him into a bad mood.
Shadows in the twilight
9
It's hard to be in a bad mood when you're wearing glitter.
News.com.au
10
He was washing his own floors, and was in a bad mood.
Iron Council
11
Sometimes it gets me in a really bad mood when they do.
NY Magazine
12
But Holly was in an exceptionally bad mood, even for a fairy.
The Irish Times
13
The next day, Mom's boyfriend Tad came home in a bad mood.
The Diamond Age
14
Yes, she said, but maybe I just got him in a bad mood.
My Name is Legion
15
Perhaps the latter interviewer just caught him in a bad mood.
The Guardian
16
His own time in history had put him in a very bad mood.
A Tale of Time City
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Bad mood through the time
Bad mood across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common