gloomy
/ˈɡluːmi/
adjective
- Dark or dim, especially in a way that feels depressing or threatening.
- They walked through a gloomy forest where sunlight barely reached the ground.
- The old mansion had a gloomy basement with cobwebs and dust.
- The gloomy sky warned of an approaching storm.
- Feeling or showing sadness, pessimism, or a lack of hope.
- His gloomy outlook on life made it hard for him to make friends.
- After failing the test, she was in a gloomy mood all day.
- The news about the economy left everyone feeling gloomy.
- Causing or likely to cause sadness or worry; dismal.
- The report painted a gloomy picture of the company's future.
- It was a gloomy day for the team when their star player got injured.
- The movie's gloomy ending left the audience in silence.
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