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gloomy dean (n)
English prelate noted for his pessimistic sermons and articles (1860-1954)
gloomy dean Sentence Examples
- The gloomy dean's expression cast a somber pall over the otherwise cheerful assembly.
- Emily couldn't shake the feeling of unease as she approached the gloomy dean's office.
- The dean's gloomy demeanor seemed to absorb all joy from the classroom, leaving only a cold, oppressive atmosphere.
- Professor Carter's gloomy dean had a reputation for being both intimidating and unforgiving.
- Despite her attempts to brighten the mood, the gloomy dean remained unmoved, his face etched with perpetual discontent.
- The gloomy dean's office was a place where hope wilted and dreams were extinguished.
- The dean's gloomy voice seemed to cut through the air like a razor, sending shivers down students' spines.
- Emily felt a sense of dread as the gloomy dean approached her, his eyes narrowed in disapproval.
- The gloomy dean was a living testament to the corrosive power of pessimism.
- As the gloomy dean retired to his study, a cloud of gloom seemed to linger in his wake.
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English prelate noted for his pessimistic sermons and articles (1860-1954)
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The gloomy dean's expression cast a somber pall over the otherwise cheerful assembly.
Emily couldn't shake the feeling of unease as she approached the gloomy dean's office.
The dean's gloomy demeanor seemed to absorb all joy from the classroom, leaving only a cold, oppressive atmosphere.
Professor Carter's gloomy dean had a reputation for being both intimidating and unforgiving.
