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Meanings of very bleak in English

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Usage of very bleak in English
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The diagnosis carries with it an uncertain and historically very bleak prognosis.
Pubmed
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Ms O'Rourke said the future for TEAM without FLS would be very bleak.
The Irish Times
3
This points to a very bleak summer for housing market activity.
Reuters
4
That's really the fundamental idea about existentialism, put in a very bleak context.
The Guardian
5
When winter came the weather was very bleak; deep snow was all around.
A Dozen Ways Of Love
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It was a huge high moor, very bleak and desolate and altogether trackless.
Tales of Wonder
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It is very bleak out here, and you might take cold.
For Woman's Love
8
Mrs. Church's face became very bleak and decidedly wintry in appearance.
The Rebel of the School
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If so, the future for all workers in this country is very bleak indeed.
The Irish Times
10
If they are struggling now, then next week could bring some very bleak news.
The South African
11
I hope this is just an aspiration because the economic picture is very bleak.
The Guardian
12
The first ray of hope in a very bleak day.
When darkness comes
13
They looked very bleak and desolate, like leafless trees in the depths of winter.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
14
You could draw some very bleak conclusions about Anchiskhin and these other old men.
The Guardian
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His eyes were very bleak in his bony face.
Star Hunter
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It's also funny, dark and very bleak, but I think the original has the edge.
The Guardian
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