gloomy 音标拼音: [gl'umi]
a . 抑沉的,忧闷的,黑暗的,悲观的
抑沈的,忧闷的,黑暗的,悲观的
gloomy adj 1 :
depressingly dark ; "
the gloomy forest "; "
the glooming interior of an old inn "; "`
gloomful '
is archaic " [
synonym :
{
glooming }, {
gloomy }, {
gloomful }, {
sulky }]
2 :
filled with melancholy and despondency ; "
gloomy at the thought of what he had to face "; "
gloomy predictions "; "
a gloomy silence "; "
took a grim view of the economy "; "
the darkening mood "; "
lonely and blue in a strange city ";
"
depressed by the loss of his job "; "
a dispirited and resigned expression on her face "; "
downcast after his defeat "; "
feeling discouraged and downhearted " [
synonym :
{
gloomy }, {
grim }, {
blue }, {
depressed }, {
dispirited },
{
down (
p )}, {
downcast }, {
downhearted }, {
down in the mouth },
{
low }, {
low -
spirited }]
3 :
causing dejection ; "
a blue day "; "
the dark days of the war ";
"
a week of rainy depressing weather "; "
a disconsolate winter landscape "; "
the first dismal dispiriting days of November ";
"
a dark gloomy day "; "
grim rainy weather " [
synonym : {
blue },
{
dark }, {
dingy }, {
disconsolate }, {
dismal }, {
gloomy }, {
grim },
{
sorry }, {
drab }, {
drear }, {
dreary }]
Gloomy \
Gloom "
y \,
a . [
Compar . {
Gloomier };
superl . {
Gloomiest }.]
1 .
Imperfectly illuminated ;
dismal through obscurity or darkness ;
dusky ;
dim ;
clouded ;
as ,
the cavern was gloomy .
"
Though hid in gloomiest shade ." --
Milton .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Affected with ,
or expressing ,
gloom ;
melancholy ;
dejected ;
as ,
a gloomy temper or countenance .
Syn :
Dark ;
dim ;
dusky ;
dismal ;
cloudy ;
moody ;
sullen ;
morose ;
melancholy ;
sad ;
downcast ;
depressed ;
dejected ;
disheartened .
[
1913 Webster ]
156 Moby Thesaurus words for "
gloomy ":
Acheronian ,
Acherontic ,
Cassandra -
like ,
Cassandran ,
Cassandrian ,
Cimmerian ,
Stygian ,
acheronian ,
acherontic ,
apocalyptic ,
bad ,
baleful ,
baneful ,
black ,
bleak ,
blue ,
bodeful ,
boding ,
caliginous ,
castellatus ,
cheerless ,
cirrose ,
cirrous ,
cloud -
flecked ,
clouded ,
cloudy ,
cold ,
crabbed ,
crestfallen ,
cumuliform ,
cumulous ,
cynical ,
dark ,
dark and gloomy ,
defeatist ,
dejected ,
depressant ,
depressed ,
depressing ,
depressive ,
desolate ,
despairing ,
despondent ,
dim ,
dire ,
dirty ,
disconsolate ,
discouraging ,
disheartening ,
dismal ,
dispirited ,
dispiriting ,
distressed ,
doleful ,
doomful ,
dour ,
down ,
downbeat ,
downcast ,
downhearted ,
drab ,
drear ,
drearisome ,
dreary ,
dull ,
dun ,
dusky ,
evil ,
evil -
starred ,
fateful ,
foreboding ,
forlorn ,
funebrial ,
funereal ,
gloomful ,
glooming ,
glum ,
grave ,
gray ,
grim ,
heavy ,
ill ,
ill -
boding ,
ill -
fated ,
ill -
lighted ,
ill -
lit ,
ill -
omened ,
ill -
starred ,
in the doldrums ,
inauspicious ,
inky ,
joyless ,
lenticularis ,
lowering ,
lugubrious ,
mammatus ,
melancholy ,
menacing ,
mirthless ,
miserable ,
moody ,
morose ,
murky ,
muzzy ,
nebulous ,
negative ,
negativistic ,
nihilistic ,
nimbose ,
nubilous ,
obscure ,
of evil portent ,
ominous ,
oppressed ,
oppressive ,
overcast ,
overclouded ,
pessimist ,
pessimistic ,
portending ,
portentous ,
sad ,
saturnine ,
shaded ,
shadowy ,
shady ,
sinister ,
solemn ,
somber ,
sombrous ,
sorrowful ,
squally ,
stormy ,
stratiform ,
stratous ,
sulky ,
sullen ,
surly ,
tenebrous ,
threatening ,
thunderheaded ,
triste ,
ugly ,
uncheerful ,
unfavorable ,
unfortunate ,
unhappy ,
unilluminated ,
unlucky ,
unpromising ,
unpropitious ,
untoward ,
weariful ,
wearisome ,
weary ,
woebegone
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