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Meanings of glooming in English
Usage of glooming in English
1
Marian, coming in a few minutes later, found her glooming there still.
2
Under a grey sky, glooming to purple, the gelid water writhed nakedly.
3
There is sadness glooming out of him, but no unkindness nor asperity.
4
Through the frozen glooming Nyssa saw Moll's legs with her single good eye.
5
Tom sat glooming over it for a time, shrouding himself in tobacco smoke.
6
Pine Mountain watches whitely overhead, shepherd fires glow strongly on the glooming hills.
7
I handed it across to him, where he sat newly glooming at me.
8
And for the matter of that, whatever are you glooming over?
9
England's unprofitable success: Human faces glooming discordantly on one another.
10
Bridge and saw the ministers glooming down from the Mound in a dense Assembly fog.
11
The sun rose in her glooming face when she turned and saw him beside her.
12
There stands Angus Dhu, glowering and glooming at us.
13
But the lord of Bellister sat on, "glooming" morbidly to himself.
14
All these people who go around glooming because there is a war across the Atlantic!
15
The D flat Trio is a logical relief after the booming and glooming of the opening.
16
Ford, glooming out upon the lighted stretch ahead, was once more finding the crucial question answerless.
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Frequent collocations
Glooming through the time
Glooming across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common