glumness Synonyms
Strongest:
- joyousness
- cheerfulness
- exuberance
- mirth
- cheerfulness
- intoxication
- elation
- gayety
- humor
- exultation
- bliss
- happiness
- merriment
- felicity
- heaven
- joy
- heaven
- joy
- mirth
- gaiety
- jollity
- optimism
- euphoria
- joyfulness
- optimism
- jubilation
- gaiety
- rapture
- joyousness
- gladness
- joviality
- exuberance
- euphoria
- bliss
- exultation
- joyfulness
- lightheartedness
- merriment
- ecstasy
- exhilaration
- elation
- ecstasy
- rapture
- lightheartedness
- felicity
- joviality
- glee
- gayety
- gladness
- happiness
- intoxication
- humor
- jollity
- glee
- exhilaration
- jubilation
Strong:
- hopefulness
- contentedness
- contentedness
- gayness
- elatedness
- rapturousness
- cheeriness
- hopefulness
- gleefulness
- cheer
- sunniness
- gladsomeness
- blissfulness
- rapturousness
- gleefulness
- mirthfulness
- cheer
- satisfaction
- cheeriness
- sunniness
- content
- blissfulness
- gladsomeness
- satisfaction
- contentment
- mirthfulness
- content
- contentment
- gayness
- elatedness
Weak:
glumness Meaning
glumness (n)
an atmosphere of depression and melancholy
a gloomy ill-tempered feeling
glumness (n.)
Moodiness; sullenness.
glumness Sentence Examples
- The glumness of the deserted street cast a pall over the surroundings.
- Her face bore the telltale signs of glumness, her expression etched with disappointment.
- The restaurant's once-vibrant atmosphere had given way to a palpable air of glumness.
- The news of the company's impending closure spread like wildfire, leaving employees steeped in glumness.
- The glumness of the sky mirrored the solemn mood of the mourners at the funeral.
- The long winter nights brought with them an inevitable glumness, a weight that settled upon the spirits of the people.
- The glumness of the meeting was palpable, with participants exchanging somber glances.
- Despite the success of the project, a sense of glumness lingered, overshadowing the joy of the moment.
- The glumness in her eyes belied the forced smile she wore, betraying her true feelings.
- The glumness of the neighborhood had lifted with the arrival of spring, bringing with it a renewed sense of hope.
FAQs About the word glumness
an atmosphere of depression and melancholy, a gloomy ill-tempered feelingMoodiness; sullenness.
depression, sorrowfulness,sadness, melancholy, mournfulness, agony, doldrums, despair, grief, dreariness
joyousness, cheerfulness, exuberance, mirth, cheerfulness, intoxication, elation, gayety, humor, exultation
The glumness of the deserted street cast a pall over the surroundings.
Her face bore the telltale signs of glumness, her expression etched with disappointment.
The restaurant's once-vibrant atmosphere had given way to a palpable air of glumness.
The news of the company's impending closure spread like wildfire, leaving employees steeped in glumness.
