bleaky (Meaning)
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bleaky (a.)
Bleak.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bleaky
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bleaky Sentence Examples
- The bleaky sky foretold the impending storm, casting a pall over the horizon.
- As the evening descended, the atmosphere grew bleaky, with shadows creeping into every corner.
- His bleaky expression revealed the weight of sorrow he carried within.
- Walking through the deserted streets at night felt eerie and bleaky.
- The old, abandoned house had a bleaky aura, as if it held secrets from a forgotten past.
- Her words were filled with a bleaky resignation, accepting the harsh reality of their situation.
- The bleaky landscape stretched for miles, devoid of any signs of life.
- Despite the sunshine, there was a bleaky chill in the air, hinting at the coming winter.
- The artist captured the bleaky mood of the scene with dark, brooding colors.
- The bleaky silence of the empty room was broken only by the sound of distant thunder.
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Bleak.
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The bleaky sky foretold the impending storm, casting a pall over the horizon.
As the evening descended, the atmosphere grew bleaky, with shadows creeping into every corner.
His bleaky expression revealed the weight of sorrow he carried within.
Walking through the deserted streets at night felt eerie and bleaky.
