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Meanings of somberness in English
A manner that is serious and solemn.
Usage of somberness in English
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.
6
She felt her mirth drain and somberness cross her, shadowlike.
7
The smile vanished as swiftly as it had arrived and the stark somberness returned.
8
More somberness, when he was determined not to be somber.
9
Silvanos said, before his eyes betrayed a hint of somberness.
10
But over the men and over the women there was a waiting, a somberness.
11
Pleydon, however, wouldn't speak; nothing broke the somberness of his passionate absorption in invisible tyrannies.
12
There was a suggestion of somberness in her eyes as she looked down at him.
13
It was as if the somberness of those wind-swept woods had crept into his cabin.
14
But all this somberness of nature brought comfort and lightness of heart to the besieged.
15
He tried to sound light, though he was deeply disturbed by the dwarfs unusual somberness.
16
The half-murk that at first was mystery and enchantment began to put on somberness and melancholy.
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Translations for somberness
Portuguese
Somberness through the time