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Comparative for causing or resulting in a feeling of miserable dejection
Comparative for having a somber or dismal atmosphere or nature
Comparative for harsh or inhospitable in nature
Comparative for characterized by, or expressing, sadness
Comparative for exerting influence in an oppressive manner
Comparative for having or arousing feelings of tenderness, sadness, or nostalgia, typically in an exaggerated and self-indulgent way
Comparative for lacking in originality, variation, spirit or energy
Comparative for cold, unfriendly, or lacking in emotion
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Comparative for causing or resulting in a feeling of miserable dejection
sadder
drearier
sombrer
UK
gloomier
somberer
US
unpleasanter
wretcheder
bleaker
sorrier
mournfuller
painfuller
drearer
graver
dolefuler
unhappier
blacker
tearier
grimmer
direr
miserabler
horribler
ghastlier
awfuller
woefuller
horrider
terribler
difficulter
nastier
gruesomer
darker
glummer
badder
moroser
severer
grislier
drabber
pitifuller
bitterer
fouler
colder
sullener
disgustinger
grotesquer
dingier
unluckier
poorer
soberer
harsher
viler
hairier
uglier
harder
grayer
US
murkier
greyer
UK
rottener
unearthlier
austerer
eerier
creepier
gorier
ghostlier
crueler
sourer
shadowier
shadier
scarier
weirder
spookier
sicker
unhealthier
heavier
forlorner
hatefuller
seriouser
grosser
unkinder
tougher
lousier
ickier
grottier
grodier
yuckier
beastlier
doomier
tenser
abjecter
crummier
suckier
meaner
awkwarder
yukkier
rougher
unlovelier
adverser
fiercer
ruggeder
dourer
vulgarer
eviller
obscener
fulsomer
loathlier
starker
gnarlier
raunchier
grungier
viciouser
dreader
extremer
punker
stiffer
weightier
heftier
fearfuller
more distressing
more dismal
more upsetting
more heartbreaking
more disheartening
more saddening
more melancholy
more dispiriting
more distressful
more harrowing
more daunting
more heartrending
more disappointing
more pathetic
more hopeless
more melancholic
more unfavourable
UK
more funereal
more morbid
more unfavorable
US
more demoralising
UK
more demoralizing
US
more tearful
more oppressive
more lachrymose
more blue
more disturbing
more disquieting
more cheerless
more troubling
more dreadful
more disconcerting
more troublesome
more alarming
more appalling
more unsettling
more traumatic
more frightening
more tragic
more horrific
more worrying
more agonizing
US
more unfortunate
more disagreeable
more lamentable
more horrifying
more discomposing
more macabre
more regrettable
more irksome
more depressive
more worrisome
more horrendous
more solemn
more off-putting
more sickening
more grievous
more foreboding
more joyless
more poignant
more frightful
more sorrowful
more loathsome
more displeasing
more gut-wrenching
more troublous
more desolate
more lurid
more objectionable
more distasteful
more terrifying
more forbidding
more comfortless
more monstrous
more atrocious
more inauspicious
more stressful
more sinister
more pitiable
more hideous
more deplorable
more unpalatable
more dispirited
more crushing
more nightmarish
more afflictive
more startling
more uncomfortable
more mirthless
more pessimistic
more bothersome
more onerous
more offensive
more perplexing
more ominous
more repugnant
more trying
more abominable
more vexatious
more nauseating
more tormenting
more nerve-racking
more revolting
more hurtful
more irritating
more tragical
more repulsive
more moving
more dolorous
more annoying
more fearsome
more lugubrious
more rueful
more unwelcome
more torturous
more excruciating
more mortifying
more nerve-wracking
more humourless
UK
more humorless
US
more uninviting
more nagging
more fraught
more wearisome
more burdensome
more nauseous
more galling
more tenebrous
more sepulchral
more repellent
more chilling
more abhorrent
more touching
more affecting
more nail-biting
more frustrating
more distressed
more unsightly
more tiresome
more inconvenient
more heart-wrenching
more intrusive
more toilsome
more laborious
more unpleasing
more uncongenial
more disruptive
more terrific
more pitiless
more grewsome
more threatening
more piteous
more concerning
more hellacious
more spookish
more repellant
more jarring
more parlous
more unspeakable
more disconsolate
more dolesome
more direful
more confronting
more unpropitious
more sedate
more embarrassing
more calamitous
more unbearable
more unamusing
more unappealing
more undesirable
more odious
more consequential
more hellish
more obnoxious
more inhospitable
more detestable
more stinking
more diabolical
more abysmal
more discomfiting
more godawful
more unwelcoming
more devastating
more hostile
more emotional
more anticlimactic
more plaintive
more uneasy
more anxious
more depressed
more nervous
more restless
more plangent
more pensive
more derisible
more testing
more taxing
more disastrous
more catastrophic
more bewildering
more troubled
more irritable
more execrable
more unsavory
US
more unacceptable
more unsatisfactory
more unendurable
more mephitical
more revulsive
more uncool
more anguished
more unsavoury
UK
more disadvantageous
more tremendous
more menacing
more intimidating
more noisome
more rubbish
more rancid
more noxious
more festy
more scandalous
more disgustful
more negative
more ferocious
more godforsaken
more hair-raising
more dangerous
more untoward
more unappetizing
more unattractive
more uncertain
more untempting
more unenticing
more brutal
more savage
more oppressed
more heinous
more ruthless
more merciless
more impoverished
more messed up
more formidable
more redoubtable
more desperate
more spine-chilling
more poverty-stricken
more egregious
more exacting
more screwed up
more ruthful
more ruined
more commiserable
more afflicted
more commiserative
more unforgiving
more dreaded
more insufferable
more monumental
more jacked up
more excessive
more perilous
more inhuman
more injurious
more murderous
more hardhanded
more backbreaking
more treacherous
more critical
more outrageous
more bodeful
more chronic
more irretrievable
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“That feeling of dejection could be very
depressing
for a child if he is not able to establish a relationship he wants.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a somber or dismal atmosphere or nature
gloomier
bleaker
miserabler
drearier
sombrer
UK
somberer
US
darker
forlorner
wretcheder
moroser
glummer
sullener
drearer
direr
grimmer
colder
grayer
US
blacker
murkier
greyer
UK
drabber
lonelier
cloudier
dingier
sadder
dolefuler
mournfuller
unhappier
duller
graver
woefuller
austerer
dourer
dimmer
starker
abjecter
sorrier
seriouser
severer
badder
soberer
barer
harsher
bitterer
moodier
tearier
mopier
earnester
poorer
weightier
lower
blander
pitifuller
draggier
rottener
lousier
winterier
UK
wintrier
US
horrider
chillier
squalider
sordider
fouler
sterner
awfuller
terribler
filthier
unpleasanter
staider
scungier
deathlier
uglier
deeper
deadlier
shadowier
boringer
harder
stonier
horribler
hollower
obscurer
scurvier
droopier
trashier
shoddier
wearier
broodier
surlier
sulkier
heavier
acuter
more dismal
more cheerless
more desolate
more funereal
more comfortless
more solemn
more depressive
more morbid
more disconsolate
more lugubrious
more godforsaken
more sepulchral
more joyless
more tenebrous
more saturnine
more tenebrific
more chill
more lonesome
more elegiac
more dreich
more elegiacal
more sunless
more uninviting
more melancholy
more disheartening
more depressed
more dispiriting
more despondent
more dejected
more hopeless
more sorrowful
more dolorous
more blue
more unwelcoming
more oppressive
more pessimistic
more melancholic
more woebegone
more unpromising
more downcast
more crestfallen
more pathetic
more humorless
US
more humourless
UK
more forbidding
more downbeat
more foreboding
more inhospitable
more down in the dumps
more down in the mouth
more saddening
more uncomfortable
more heartbreaking
more heartrending
more sedate
more unfavourable
UK
more unfavorable
US
more defeatist
more distressing
more dispirited
more piteous
more mirthless
more institutional
more cynical
more negative
more worrying
more fatalistic
more clinical
more distressed
more rueful
more impersonal
more unfortunate
more troubled
more tearful
more Eeyorish
more drearisome
more grievous
more low-spirited
more spiritless
more pitiable
more dirgelike
more lamentable
more ominous
more execrable
more disagreeable
more detestable
more afflicted
more jarring
more suspicious
more inauspicious
more distrustful
more unpropitious
more harrowing
more dreadful
more anguished
more overcast
more disadvantageous
more deplorable
more portentous
more heartbroken
more inconsolable
more impoverished
more indigent
more displeasing
more subdued
more brooding
more stony-faced
more no-nonsense
more poker-faced
more Stygian
more unenthusiastic
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more heavy-hearted
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more urgent
more monotonous
more macabre
more uninspiring
more blah
more unexciting
more lifeless
more uninteresting
more humdrum
more far-reaching
more uncaring
more disappointing
more unimpassioned
more pained
more unmoved
more poignant
more plaintive
more bearish
more nostalgic
more sinister
more grief-stricken
more exequial
more maudlin
more funebrial
more deathlike
more taciturn
more devastated
more appalling
more touching
more moving
more tragic
more tragical
more distressful
more off-putting
more unhopeful
more spartan
more upsetting
more atrocious
more intolerable
more heartsick
more brokenhearted
more gut-wrenching
more heartsore
more desperate
more derisory
more chapfallen
more crabbed
more mopish
more oppressed
more depressant
more poverty-stricken
more dangerous
more ruinous
more unamusing
more ill-fated
more devastating
more ill-starred
more critical
more destructive
more strenuous
more ❯
“He experiences a profound sense of guilt for having left his mother working in a
depressing
environment in order to satisfy his selfish desires.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for harsh or inhospitable in nature
harsher
rougher
tougher
adverser
austerer
grimmer
severer
terribler
unpleasanter
dourer
fiercer
harder
darker
direr
miserabler
difficulter
awfuller
bleaker
sombrer
UK
somberer
US
sadder
badder
glummer
moroser
woefuller
dolefuler
bitterer
gloomier
blacker
grayer
US
greyer
UK
unfriendlier
messier
graver
mournfuller
harmfuller
rockier
shadowier
wretcheder
sorrier
more hostile
more forbidding
more unfavorable
US
more unfavourable
UK
more inhospitable
more ominous
more daunting
more fearsome
more intimidating
more sinister
more foreboding
more frightening
more jarring
more unwelcoming
more dangerous
more unfortunate
more dreadful
more cheerless
more dismal
more disheartening
more desolate
more hopeless
more solemn
more distressing
more oppressive
more unwelcome
more comfortless
more joyless
more negative
more worrying
more perilous
more disagreeable
more harrowing
more troublesome
more exigent
more exacting
more objectionable
more discommodious
more chilling
more unpropitious
more direful
more injurious
more nightmarish
more hard-pressed
more pressing
more undesirable
more straitened
more doubtful
more jeopardous
more troubled
more strained
more lurid
more ill-omened
more upsetting
more morbid
more ill-fated
more treacherous
more precarious
more disturbing
more parlous
more ill-boding
more threatening
more inauspicious
more cataclysmic
more calamitous
more tragic
more catastrophic
more disastrous
more lamentable
more grievous
more deplorable
more heinous
more sorrowful
more blue
more ❯
“Individualism was an essential characteristic of the bedouin, which was accentuated by the harsh and
depressing
climate of the desert.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for characterized by, or expressing, sadness
sadder
gloomier
miserabler
mournfuller
glummer
lower
unhappier
woefuller
dolefuler
forlorner
moodier
somberer
US
moroser
sombrer
UK
sorrier
grimmer
droopier
wretcheder
badder
tearier
pitifuller
weepier
painfuller
drearier
more melancholic
more depressed
more despondent
more downcast
more sorrowful
more disconsolate
more lugubrious
more pensive
more dismal
more dispirited
more joyless
more dejected
more woebegone
more desolate
more blue
more funereal
more melancholy
more discouraged
more wistful
more crestfallen
more downbeat
more inconsolable
more mirthless
more pessimistic
more defeatist
more heartsick
more heartsore
more lachrymose
more morbid
more brokenhearted
more heartbroken
more low-spirited
more heavy-hearted
more down in the dumps
more down in the mouth
more dolorous
more cheerless
more tearful
more afflicted
more distressing
more piteous
more dolent
more dirgeful
more grief-stricken
more out of sorts
more bummed out
more fed up
more ❯
“As Wen Zhizhi spoke, her pretty face had a complicated and
depressing
expression.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for exerting influence in an oppressive manner
powerfuller
unfairer
more oppressive
more despotic
more tyrannic
more tyrannical
more brutal
more crushing
more dictatorial
more inhuman
more overpowering
more repressive
more troubling
more unjust
more ironhanded
more ruthless
more absolute
more aggressive
more coercive
Adjective
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Comparative for having or arousing feelings of tenderness, sadness, or nostalgia, typically in an exaggerated and self-indulgent way
soppier
mushier
sloppier
schmaltzier
drippier
slushier
sugarier
gooier
soupier
cheesier
cutesier
syrupier
sicklier
weepier
spoonier
fruitier
stickier
ickier
treaclier
wetter
hokier
sloshier
gushier
soapier
sweeter
tenderer
dreamier
sadder
sillier
triter
softer
tackier
cuter
kitschier
lovinger
tearier
fulsomer
hackier
lavisher
oilier
campier
schlockier
kitscher
feebler
prettier
powerfuller
more sentimental
more mawkish
more corny
more cloying
more maudlin
more sappy
more novelettish
more emotional
more sugarcoated
more twee
more romantic
more overemotional
more touching
more gushing
more effusive
more tearful
more nostalgic
more lachrymose
more pathetic
more moving
more inane
more demonstrative
more poignant
more affected
more idealistic
more impressionable
more passionate
more softhearted
more tragic
more insipid
more vapid
more moonstruck
more melancholy
more plaintive
more dismal
more visionary
more lovey-dovey
more chocolate-box
more toe-curling
more dewy-eyed
more bathetic
more nauseating
more sickening
more sobby
more banal
more oversentimental
more oversweet
more honeyed
more sickly sweet
more affectionate
more impassioned
more enthusiastic
more unrestrained
more melodramatic
more affecting
more lyrical
more over the top
more emotive
more self-pitying
more fatuous
more dramatic
more heartbreaking
more haunting
more romanticized
US
more unctuous
more adulatory
more excessive
more oleaginous
more harrowing
more extravagant
more hagiographic
more bromidic
more impactful
more exuberant
more expansive
more ebullient
more poetic
more ingratiating
more candied
more misty-eyed
more expressive
more corn-fed
more histrionic
more precious
more namby-pamby
more voluble
more blubbery
more uplifting
more overdone
more impressive
more overenthusiastic
more ecstatic
more uninhibited
more rapturous
more euphoric
more inspired
more carried away
more sensitive
more touchy-feely
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking in originality, variation, spirit or energy
flatter
duller
boringer
drearier
deader
blander
staler
emptier
arider
dimmer
drabber
drier
dustier
heavier
slower
stodgier
stuffier
stupider
tamer
waterier
wearier
wishy-washier
deadlier
older
blinder
draggier
prosier
weaker
triter
commoner
mundaner
pokier
more monotonous
more tedious
more insipid
more uninteresting
more tiresome
more lifeless
more unexciting
more colourless
UK
more prosaic
more spiritless
more vapid
more lackluster
US
more lacklustre
UK
more pointless
more soporific
more uniform
more vacant
more banal
more colorless
US
more expressionless
more featureless
more ho-hum
more humdrum
more leaden
more lusterless
more milk-and-water
more pedestrian
more ponderous
more tiring
more unchanging
more unexcited
more unexpressive
more unfeeling
more wearisome
more unvaried
more blah
more inane
more innocuous
more sapless
more unpalatable
more vanilla
more whitebread
more ho hum
more namby-pamby
more uninspiring
more tired
more characterless
more unvarying
more bromidic
more hackneyed
more commonplace
more uneventful
more repetitious
more dismal
more unentertaining
more unenjoyable
more mindless
more laborious
more plodding
more uninspired
more prolix
more mechanical
more routine
more enervating
more mortal
more dreich
more exhausting
more weariful
more interminable
more charmless
more run-of-the-mill
more long-drawn-out
more unfulfilling
more soul-destroying
more demoralising
UK
more demoralizing
US
more unsatisfying
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for cold, unfriendly, or lacking in emotion
unfriendlier
colder
cooler
frigider
icier
stonier
frostier
severer
sterner
stiffer
winterier
UK
chillier
clammier
hatefuller
unhappier
wintrier
US
brittler
more chill
more aloof
more distant
more standoffish
more uncongenial
more uncordial
more ungenial
more withdrawn
more glacial
more hostile
more inhospitable
more unaffable
more unsociable
more reserved
more unapproachable
more uncompanionable
more unemotional
more unneighbourly
more unresponsive
more unsocial
more unsympathetic
more unwelcoming
more emotionless
more formal
more indifferent
more remote
more uncharitable
more uninvolved
more unneighborly
more antiseptic
more arctic
more frozen
more gelid
more cold-blooded
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