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Noun
A state of depression or despondency
Partial or total darkness
The characteristic of being drab
The doctrine that all events are subject to fate or inevitable necessity, or determined in advance in such a way that human beings cannot change them
An obscuration of the lower atmosphere, typically caused by fine suspended particles
Something that covers or hides (in darkness), figuratively or literally
A person or thing that has a subduing or inhibiting effect
Solemnity of manner
Sullen face
A state of great fear or panic
Verb
To stare at in an angry or fierce way
To obscure or darken
Be silent, morose, and bad-tempered out of annoyance or disappointment
Think deeply about something that makes one unhappy, angry, or worried
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Noun
▲
A state of depression or despondency
depression
sadness
despondency
melancholy
unhappiness
dejection
downheartedness
misery
blues
despair
dispiritedness
glumness
sorrow
woe
dolefulness
forlornness
gloominess
heavy-heartedness
sorrowfulness
desolation
dumps
melancholia
cheerlessness
pessimism
woefulness
wretchedness
despond
despondence
disconsolateness
doldrums
dreariness
heartsickness
hopelessness
joylessness
lugubriousness
mirthlessness
miserableness
mopes
moroseness
mournfulness
negativity
oppression
Weltschmerz
blahs
low spirits
mopery
anguish
bitterness
blue devils
catatonia
chagrin
discouragement
dismals
distress
dolor
dullness
foreboding
grief
heaviness
horror
malaise
misgiving
morbidity
mourning
pensiveness
saturninity
vexation
weariness
slough of despond
blue funk
heartache
desperation
worry
pain
agony
regret
funk
torment
disappointment
heartbreak
disconsolation
moodiness
infelicity
defeatism
bleakness
dolour
suffering
dejectedness
affliction
angst
torture
dismay
disheartenment
rue
broken-heartedness
dismalness
heaviness of heart
lamentation
the blues
grieving
discomfort
tribulation
trouble
listlessness
anxiety
mortification
lamenting
the hump
hardship
heavy heart
dissatisfaction
upset
demoralization
US
travail
straits
anhedonia
bereavement
letdown
sorriness
trial
abjectness
disquiet
desperateness
shadow
pall
bemoaning
demoralisation
UK
mental suffering
the dumps
cloud
ennui
tearfulness
down
discontent
abjection
excruciation
hurt
dysphoria
grievance
uneasiness
cynicism
sulks
broken heart
bewailing
apathy
darkness
the mopes
boredom
tedium
misfortune
blight
problem
indifference
dysthymia
trauma
spectre
UK
rack
negative thinking
downer
burden
sullenness
bummer
displeasure
chill
specter
US
downcastness
headache
worriment
lowness
discontentment
qualm
somberness
abasement
low
shock
dole
irritation
heavyheartedness
resignedness
dourness
remorse
deploring
care
hump
weeping
lament
lack of enthusiasm
ordeal
pang
mulligrubs
mubblefubbles
emotional suffering
dashed hopes
low-spiritedness
the dismals
seriousness
blue Johnnies
lypemania
devastation
discord
poignancy
sombreness
inertia
agitation
scruple
resignation
unrest
disquietude
stress
cross
turmoil
strife
dolefuls
wistfulness
mope
embarrassment
strain
tumult
stagnation
stupor
slump
disinterest
sluggishness
lethargy
torpor
inactivity
yawn
lassitude
distraction
pining
mental pressure
unwillingness
world-weariness
blackness
hell
blue
repining
purgatory
repentance
menace
threat
down trip
being bummed
deprivation
a low
discomfiture
martyrdom
poverty
heartbrokenness
uncooperativeness
contrariness
antagonism
negativeness
fruitlessness
futility
impossibility
cold feet
black mood
concern
harassment
nervousness
fear
Gehenna
murder
nightmare
extreme upset
the doldrums
loss of confidence
lack of confidence
throe
stitch
passion
ache
hurting
twinge
squalor
disillusionment
disenchantment
frustration
disgruntlement
bad news
anvil chorus
megrims
disfavor
US
indignation
fatalism
doubt
distrust
vapors
US
vapours
UK
lugubriosity
troubles
clinical depression
disapproval
disillusion
resentment
aggravation
disfavour
UK
exasperation
disaffection
discontentedness
distaste
nihilism
suspicion
dyspepsia
fretfulness
dislike
annoyance
disrelish
disgust
unfulfilment
anger
endogenous depression
expecting the worst
doom and gloom
malcontentment
discomposure
malcontent
disapprobation
reactive depression
ill-humor
gloomy outlook
dim view
dark side
lack of hope
postnatal depression
temper
sulk
expectation of worst
grump
disaster
grumps
looking on the black side
adversity
paddy
foulie
mood
bate
bad mood
bout of moping
fit of bad temper
fit of pique
bad temper
fit of ill temper
curse
drag
cataclysm
rain
weltschmerz
restlessness
unease
enervation
languor
jadedness
morosity
eyes
postpartum depression
peepers
sorrowing
keening
satiety
acedia
spiritlessness
fatigue
languidness
surfeit
wailing
illness
baby blues
sickness
weakness
ho hums
shiva
ailment
ailments
ills
lack of interest
aching
moaning
crying
languishing
infirmity
disease
debility
feebleness
indisposition
decrepitude
disorder
condition
sickliness
infirmness
malady
unhealthiness
more ❯
“The morale-boosting victory lifted the
gloom
hanging over the club amid the uncertainty surrounding its future.”
Noun
▲
Partial or total darkness
darkness
shade
blackness
dark
murk
twilight
dusk
dimness
obscurity
gloominess
murkiness
shadows
cloud
gloaming
semi-darkness
shadow
black
candlelight
dullness
night
semidarkness
shadiness
umbra
cloudiness
duskiness
tenebrosity
bleakness
shadowiness
nightfall
evening
penumbra
haze
haziness
half-light
caliginosity
gathering darkness
crepuscule
total darkness
sunset
sundown
pall
eventide
evenfall
nighttime
adumbration
eve
crepuscle
lightlessness
pitch darkness
evo
absence of light
midnight
owl light
close of day
dead of night
witching hour
indistinctness
precipitation
mistiness
condensation
melanism
nigritude
inkiness
swarthiness
nigrescence
sableness
waning light
cover
shelter
protection
umbrage
obscuration
threat
blackout
eclipse
flicker
glimmer
glow
glim
brownout
night watches
Cimmerian shade
blight
fogginess
early evening
low light
dim light
soft light
pitch dark
afterlight
late-afternoon
afterglow
end
last phase
crepuscular light
even
black cloud
obscureness
opacity
dimday
vespers
nightbreak
smokefall
dimmet
shades of evening
more ❯
“Something about the
gloom
and the darkness appealed to me, probably the same reason I loved horror movies.”
Noun
▲
The characteristic of being drab
drabness
dullness
dreariness
flatness
banality
cheerlessness
dinginess
gloominess
grayness
US
greyness
UK
insipidity
monotony
sobriety
vapidity
colourlessness
tediousness
blandness
boringness
colorlessness
dowdiness
dryness
flavorlessness
insipidness
jejuneness
lifelessness
plainness
stodginess
vapidness
half-light
cloudiness
leadenness
Noun
▲
The doctrine that all events are subject to fate or inevitable necessity, or determined in advance in such a way that human beings cannot change them
fatalism
acceptance
resignation
necessitarianism
predestinarianism
stoicism
passivity
defeatism
determinism
gloominess
negativism
pessimism
predeterminism
despair
despondency
destinism
fate
fatedness
passive acceptance
predestination
negative thinking
doom and gloom
acceptance of the inevitable
negativity
spinelessness
melancholy
dejection
cynicism
hopelessness
depression
glumness
doubt
distrust
sadness
grief
Weltschmerz
suspicion
unhappiness
angst
nihilism
dyspepsia
expecting the worst
low spirits
dark side
dim view
lack of hope
gloomy outlook
looking on the black side
expectation of worst
expectation of the worst
chip on one's shoulder
bad attitude
discouragement
lack of confidence
negative attitude
blackness
bleakness
world-weariness
unwillingness
apathy
antagonism
indifference
negativeness
uncooperativeness
contrariness
lack of enthusiasm
more ❯
Noun
▲
An obscuration of the lower atmosphere, typically caused by fine suspended particles
fog
mist
haze
smog
cloud
condensation
brume
haar
murk
precipitation
steam
fogginess
gauze
mistiness
reek
smoke
effluvium
film
fume
gloominess
haziness
murkiness
smaze
fret
miasma
nebula
obscurity
peasouper
soup
vapour
UK
vapor
US
ground clouds
sea fret
pea-souper
fumes
dampness
exhalation
moisture
cloudiness
spray
drizzle
gas
dew
water vapor
US
water vapour
UK
humidity
exhaust
pollution
breath
Scotch mist
rain
soot
air
pall
stench
smokiness
dimness
vapors
US
vapours
UK
air pollution
smother
exhaust fumes
sprinkle
mizzle
smur
acid rain
carbon dioxide
particles
suspension
ether
emission
damp
discharge
emanation
visibility zero
rain cloud
bank of cloud
sea mist
ol' buttermilk sky
perspiration
water
liquid
sweat
dankness
wetness
wateriness
effluent
evaporation
exsufflation
clamminess
mugginess
wet
moistness
giving off
weakiness
more ❯
Noun
▲
Something that covers or hides (in darkness), figuratively or literally
pall
cloud
shroud
blanket
cloak
mantle
veil
cover
curtain
canopy
covering
coverture
hood
mask
shadow
sheet
cope
darkness
layer
penumbra
cloth
column
robe
wall
wraps
cover-up
blind
screen
camouflage
concealment
Noun
▲
A person or thing that has a subduing or inhibiting effect
damper
curb
discouragement
restraint
check
chill
cloud
depressant
hindrance
impediment
limit
limitation
obstacle
restriction
brake
constraint
control
pall
rein
stricture
depression
inhibition
obstruction
cold water
wet blanket
deterrent
fetter
barrier
circumscription
condition
disincentive
bridle
cramp
dissuasion
determent
bar
deterrence
setback
block
curtailment
trammel
confinement
clampdown
restrainer
opposition
caution
encumbrance
warning
handicap
hurdle
ceiling
constrainment
constriction
chain
stop
retardant
rebuff
stoppage
taboo
border
harness
remonstrance
expostulation
persuasion
buttress
stint
catch
break
reverse
reversal
blow
hamper
anchor
binders
cinchers
safeguard
maximum
reservation
injunction
inadequacy
circumspection
modification
qualification
definition
snag
holdup
whammy
suppressant
crackdown
cap
retarding device
ledge
rim
edge
lip
hampering
threshold
demarcation
bounds
bound
regulation
let
drag
clog
crimp
shackles
embarrassment
holdback
interference
manacle
balk
US
arrest
detention
captivity
extent
containment
perimeter
boundary
ban
hold
boycott
moderation
embargo
margin
confine
repression
line
preventive
defence
UK
defense
US
leash
baulk
UK
stumbling block
preventative
shackle
suppression
prevention
interdict
disqualification
cutoff point
upper limit
tops
cut-off point
line of demarcation
damp
put-down
defensive measures
chains
order
fetters
straitjacket
abridgment
prohibition
instruction
bondage
deprivation
pinions
weight
decrease
string
rope
manacles
command
reduction
restraining order
more ❯
Noun
▲
Solemnity of manner
gravity
seriousness
solemnity
sobriety
soberness
thoughtfulness
dignity
grimness
earnestness
severity
sombreness
staidness
earnest
gloominess
graveness
gravitas
grim-facedness
humourlessness
intentness
long-facedness
preoccupation
serious-mindedness
solemnness
stone-facedness
unsmilingness
aloofness
dourness
sedateness
somberness
urgency
pensiveness
acuteness
perilousness
concern
hazardousness
consequence
weightiness
momentousness
exigency
significance
sternness
glumness
coolness
calmness
absorption
concentration
attentiveness
moodiness
meditativeness
bookishness
studiousness
owlishness
sober-mindedness
resoluteness
honesty
sadness
mournfulness
dolefulness
steadiness
loftiness
level-headedness
restraint
practicalness
practicality
composure
pragmatism
focus
fixedness
raptness
attention
poise
decorum
grit
austerity
formality
grandeur
will
ponderance
self-control
strictness
puritanism
reasonableness
conservatism
self-restraint
dignified demeanour
calm
common sense
close attention
resolution
passion
zeal
determination
warmth
enthusiasm
resolve
sincerity
ardour
UK
vehemence
eagerness
fervour
UK
keenness
engrossment
doggedness
perseverance
deliberation
tenacity
stress
decision
depth
devotion
firmness
persistence
purposefulness
feeling
fervor
US
intensity
ardor
US
more ❯
Noun
▲
Sullen face
long face
dejected look
face as long as a fiddle
frown
glumness
hangdog look
sad face
sullen look
Noun
▲
A state of great fear or panic
funk
panic
flap
fluster
state
tizz
tizzy
cold sweat
dither
stew
tiz-woz
twit
alarm
despondency
fear
fright
misery
trembling
blue funk
state of fear
turmoil
whirl
tailspin
flat spin
Verb
▲
To stare at in an angry or fierce way
glower
frown
lour
scowl
glare
lower
darken
look daggers
grimace
give a dirty look
give someone a death stare
pout
glout
glunch
sulk
pull a face
look sullen
stare angrily
stare
make a face
give someone dirty looks
do a slow burn
look angry
give somebody a dirty look
look daggers at
disapprove
look angrily at
mop and mow
wince
deform
contort
fix
look menacingly
gawk
menace
gaze
peer
pierce
bore
look threateningly
wither
gape
misshape
twist
stare icily
contortion
knit brows
look stern
cloud up
give the evil eye
knit your brow
knit your brows
look
watch
look hard
pucker
purse your lips
sneer
mope
mug
mouth
grump
gurn
grouch
look petulant
look sulky
distort
smirk
stick one's lip out
make a long face
be moody
turn down the corners of your mouth
be in bad mood
pull a long face
be sullen
make a moue
be petulant
be cross
make faces
screw up one's face
make a wry face
more ❯
Verb
▲
To obscure or darken
bedim
becloud
cloud
darken
obscure
overcast
dim
shadow
befog
blacken
blear
blur
dislimn
fog
haze
mist
overcloud
overshadow
shade
shroud
adumbrate
bedarken
cloak
fade
fuzz up
lour
obfuscate
veil
eclipse
envelop
become cloudy
become gloomy
grow dim
cloud over
become overcast
be overcast
be overshadowed
gray
US
dull
grow dark
grow leaden
grey
UK
become leaden
grow darker
more ❯
Verb
▲
Be silent, morose, and bad-tempered out of annoyance or disappointment
sulk
pout
brood
mope
glower
grump
pine
be sullen
be despondent
be grumpy
be moody
be out of sorts
be resentful
fret
frown
gripe
grouse
grumble
lower
moon
moon about
moon around
scowl
be miffed
harbour a grudge
have a long face
be in a bad mood
be morose
be out of humour
be put out
be silent
have the hump
look sullen
take on
be down in the dumps
be in a funk
be in a mood
be in a strop
feel sorry for yourself
be down in the mouth
be in a huff
lour
grimace
pull a face
glare
give a dirty look
give someone a death stare
look daggers
wince
deform
contort
misshape
twist
darken
glout
glunch
look hard
watch
look
stare angrily
stare
languish
idle
grouch
pucker
look petulant
look sulky
grieve
despair
repine
contortion
look stern
cloud up
give the evil eye
knit your brow
do a slow burn
knit your brows
give someone dirty looks
knit brows
make a face
be gloomy
make a moue
be petulant
be cross
mop and mow
yearn
be miserable
lament
be sad
sink
bleed
ache
regret
despond
be dejected
chafe
hang around
pull a long face
pine away
lose heart
be apathetic
stew over
eat your heart out
sweat over
waste time
stick one's lip out
make a long face
be in bad mood
purse your lips
turn down the corners of your mouth
eat one's heart out
go about like a half-shut knife
wear a long face
more ❯
Verb
▲
Think deeply about something that makes one unhappy, angry, or worried
brood
ponder
muse
obsess
think
agonise
UK
agonize
US
agonize over
contemplate
fret
meditate
mope
dwell on
fret about
grieve over
languish over
moon over
mope over
mull over
repine
ruminate
sulk about
think about
worry about
bleed
consider
daydream
deliberate
despond
dream
feel despondent about
grieve
lament
languish
meditate on
muse on
pore over
reflect
ruminate on
sigh
speculate
sulk
worry
chew over
puzzle over
ruminate over
weigh up
chafe inwardly
stew over
sweat out
sweat over
think upon
dwell upon
eat your heart out
be in brown study
eat one's heart out
pine
moon
regret
yearn
be despondent
be miserable
sorrow
be unhappy
feel unhappy
be upset
feel upset
feel miserable
feel despondent
swoon
romanticize
US
fantasize
US
rhapsodize
US
gush
pout
rhapsodise
UK
romanticise
UK
fantasise
UK
idle
despair
grump
be in a reverie
be in a brown study
be gloomy
be sad
sink
ache
grumble
be dejected
chafe
hang around
be apathetic
pine away
waste time
lose heart
have a long face
be in a funk
be down in the dumps
go about like a half-shut knife
wear a long face
be down in the mouth
more ❯
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