| Definition of 'gloominess' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) gloom, gloominess, glumness
an atmosphere of depression and melancholy
"gloom pervaded the office"
2. (noun) gloom, gloominess, somberness, sombreness
a feeling of melancholy apprehension
3. (noun) gloominess, lugubriousness, sadness
the quality of excessive mournfulness and uncheerfulness
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| Definition of 'gloominess' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) gloominess
state of being gloomy
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Sense: dim; dark
gloomy rooms.
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 Afrikaans: duisterheid, somberheid |
 Arabic: غَم، كآبَه، عَتْمَه |
 Bulgarian: мрак |
 Brazilian: escuridão |
 Czech: tmavost; skleslost |
 German: der Schwermut |
 Danish: mørke |
 Greek: μελαγχολία |
 Spanish: oscuridad, penumbra, somb |
 Estonian: süngus |
 Farsi: افسردگی؛ تاریکی |
 Finnish: synkkyys |
 French: assombrissement |
 Hebrew: קַדרוּת, עֶצֶב |
 Hindi: उदासी, निराशा |
 Croatian: tmurnost, potištenost |
 Hungarian: borongósság |
 Indonesian: keremangan |
 Icelandic: dimma; drungi |
 Italian: oscurità |
 Japanese: 薄暗さ |
 Korean: 우울함 |
 Lithuanian: niūrumas, liūdnumas |
 Latvian: drūmums; nomāktība |
 Malay: kemuraman |
 Dutch: somberheid, droefgeestigh |
 Norwegian: dysterhet, forstemthet |
 Polish: mroczność |
 Persian: افسردگی؛ تاریکی |
 Pashto: خپګان |
 Portuguese: escuridão |
 Romanian: întunecime |
 Russian: мрачность |
 Slovak: ponurosť |
 Slovenian: mračnost |
 Serbian: sumornost |
 Swedish: dunkel, dysterhet, förstä |
 Thai: ความเศร้าหมอง |
 Turkish: kasvet,üzüntü |
 Taiwanese: 鬱鬱寡歡 |
 Ukrainian: морок |
 Urdu: اداسی |
 Vietnamese: cảnh tối tăm |
 Chinese: 忧闷 |
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