cheerlessness Synonyms
Strongest:
- engrossment
- fascination
- immersion
- excitement
- engagement
- fascination
- stimulation
- involvement
- excitement
- absorption
- enchantment
- immersion
- engrossment
- involvement
- absorption
- enchantment
- stimulation
- engagement
Strong:
- animation
- amusement
- beguilement
- relief
- entertainment
- amusement
- animation
- entertainment
- beguilement
- enlivenment
- invigoration
- captivation
- captivation
- relief
- bewitchment
- bewitchment
- enlivenment
- invigoration
Weak:
cheerlessness Meaning
cheerlessness (n)
a feeling of dreary or pessimistic sadness
cheerlessness Sentence Examples
- The long, dark winter months brought a period of cheerlessness, with people yearning for sunshine and warmth.
- The abandoned amusement park stood as a monument to cheerlessness, its rusty rides and faded paint a stark contrast to its former joyful purpose.
- Her monotonous job, with its repetitive tasks and lack of stimulation, filled her with a deep cheerlessness.
- The artist's paintings, dominated by shades of gray and black, conveyed a sense of profound cheerlessness and despair.
- Despite the attempts to decorate, the empty classroom possessed a stark cheerlessness – a ghost of its former bustling atmosphere.
- The economic downturn resulted in widespread cheerlessness, with many families struggling to make ends meet.
- He woke up to the cheerlessness of a rainy morning, the sound of the downpour adding to his melancholic mood.
- The news report on the ongoing war painted a bleak picture, filled with images of destruction and a palpable cheerlessness.
- The silence of the library, broken only by the occasional page turning, contributed to the quiet cheerlessness of the studious atmosphere.
- Despite the invitation, she declined with a sigh, unable to shake off the overwhelming cheerlessness that had settled upon her.
FAQs About the word cheerlessness
a feeling of dreary or pessimistic sadness
ennui, joylessness,melancholy, boredom, dispiritedness, listlessness, monotony,lethargy, languor, blah
engrossment, fascination, immersion, excitement, engagement,fascination, stimulation, involvement, excitement, absorption
The long, dark winter months brought a period of cheerlessness, with people yearning for sunshine and warmth.
The abandoned amusement park stood as a monument to cheerlessness, its rusty rides and faded paint a stark contrast to its former joyful purpose.
Her monotonous job, with its repetitive tasks and lack of stimulation, filled her with a deep cheerlessness.
The artist's paintings, dominated by shades of gray and black, conveyed a sense of profound cheerlessness and despair.
