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Meaning of engloom
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engloom (v. t.)
To make gloomy.
engloom Sentence Examples
- The engloomed atmosphere at the graveyard sent chills down my spine.
- The engloomed forest created an eerie and mysterious ambiance.
- Darkness engloomed the entire village, casting long and spooky shadows.
- Fear engloomed my heart as I walked alone through the deserted alleyway.
- The engloomed room was filled with antique furniture, creating a sense of nostalgia.
- The engloomed sky during the eclipse made the surroundings appear dim and somber.
- Gloomy clouds engloomed the horizon, signaling an impending storm.
- The abandoned house, engloomed in thick fog, looked like something out of a horror movie.
- The engloomed alleyway was a hub for illegal activities, making it a dangerous place to be.
- The engloomed attic was filled with dusty old boxes, menyimpan memories of the past.
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To make gloomy.
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The engloomed atmosphere at the graveyard sent chills down my spine.
The engloomed forest created an eerie and mysterious ambiance.
Darkness engloomed the entire village, casting long and spooky shadows.
Fear engloomed my heart as I walked alone through the deserted alleyway.
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