dreariment (Meaning)
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dreariment (n.)
Dreariness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dreariment
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dreariment Sentence Examples
- The melancholy, dreary grandeur of the ancient ruin evoked a sense of dreariment and awe.
- The long, gray winter days seemed to stretch on endlessly, filling her heart with a profound dreariment.
- The barren, desolate landscape was a stark reminder of the dreariment that can accompany a harsh winter.
- The abandoned factory stood as a monument to the dreariment of economic decline, its broken windows and crumbling walls a symbol of a forgotten past.
- The oppressive heat and humidity of the summer months brought a suffocating dreariment, making it difficult to find respite from the discomfort.
- The artist's brushstrokes captured the dreariment of the rain-soaked city streets, the gray skies reflecting the inhabitants' weary spirits.
- The dreariment of the forgotten graveyard was palpable, the headstones weathered and worn, the silence broken only by the occasional rustle of leaves in the wind.
- The harsh reality of their situation settled upon them like a suffocating blanket of dreariment, leaving them feeling hopeless and defeated.
- The dreariment of the empty house weighed heavily upon her as she remembered the laughter and joy that had once filled its rooms.
- The dreariment of the post-apocalyptic world was a constant reminder of the fragility of civilization and the fleeting nature of hope.
FAQs About the word dreariment
Dreariness.
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The melancholy, dreary grandeur of the ancient ruin evoked a sense of dreariment and awe.
The long, gray winter days seemed to stretch on endlessly, filling her heart with a profound dreariment.
The barren, desolate landscape was a stark reminder of the dreariment that can accompany a harsh winter.
The abandoned factory stood as a monument to the dreariment of economic decline, its broken windows and crumbling walls a symbol of a forgotten past.
