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Meanings of brooding in English
Usage of brooding in English
1
Moreover, every brooding male is out of action for over seven weeks.
2
The potential connection Heat had been brooding over could wait no longer.
3
Just short of his middle years, handsome in a brooding, rugged fashion.
4
Students can become brooding pessimists at this late stage in the process.
5
On the sidewalk she heard the brooding scuff of heavy work boots.
6
The brooding, the moodiness; all the childish qualities, were my own importations.
7
No lights shone from the brooding bunker that was the main house.
8
She would almost prefer another attack to this sense of brooding unease.
9
Here you feel Amara in the same way brooding over the sands.
10
I think it's not in Walter's best interests to go on brooding.
11
That I'm not really a brooding, intense person, actually almost the opposite.
12
Aldric still did not say anything, brooding with his arms crossed, thinking.
13
Or the brooding fear she could occasionally sense deep in his heart.
14
And even less point in locking yourself in this room and brooding.
15
The light from the lantern intensified the furrows between his brooding eyes.
16
It's not good to have too much time to sit around brooding.
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Brooding through the time
Brooding across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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