gloomy

Phonetic Respelling: [ gloo-mee ]

Definition:

adj. depressingly dark; causing or marked by an atmosphere lacking in cheer

Sentence:

We walked through the gloomy forest on the dark and gloomy day.

More example sentences:

We walked through the gloomy forest on the dark and gloomy day.

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What does gloomy mean

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What was in the gloomy room?

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Why didn't Penelope like the story about a dark cave in a gloomy forest?

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Our eupeptic colleague was unfazed by our gloomy expressions.

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Why were the secret watchers feeling gloomy after watching Raymond?

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Why was everyone gloomy at Badger's party?

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The cloudiness made for a gloomy day.

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Synonyms:

dark; dismal; dreary

Antonyms:

cheerful

Gloomy rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • fumi
  • gumi
  • humi
  • leumi
  • moomey
  • nummi
  • roomy
  • toomey
  • tschumi
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • hausummi
  • izumi
  • kadumi
  • katsumi
  • sukhumi
  • torumi
  • tsurumi
  • utsumi
• Four Syllable Rhymes
  • berthiaume