Meanings of darkened the mood in English

The large number of black coats, jumpers and jackets darkened the mood.

Roosevelt darkened the mood by communicating what didn't need to be communicated: Mr.

U.S. stocks fell sharply and European equities snapped a three-day winning streak as the epidemic's advance darkened the mood.

Argaven was not sane; the sinister incoherence of his mind darkened the mood of his capital; he fed on fear.

It has also darkened the mood of consumers when they were already fretting over stagnant wages and mountains of debt.

Trump's victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton darkened the mood of delegates attending the current round of climate talks in Marrakesh.

Troubles in Greece, however, the stress in the financial markets, the economic slowdown and the standstill in Washington darkened the mood.

U.S. data showing the jobless rate rose for a fourth straight week, and slack manufacturing in the U.S. Midwest, further darkened the mood.

Consumer sentiment weakened again in June as the prospect of higher interest rates darkened the mood of Irish consumers, according to a survey released today.