dreariness (Meaning)

Wordnet

dreariness (n)

extreme dullness; lacking spirit or interest

Webster

Sorrow; wretchedness.

Dismalness; gloomy solitude.

The dreariness of the abandoned house was palpable, with its peeling paint and cobwebs in every corner.
The town was enveloped in a blanket of dreariness, with gray skies and empty streets.
The dreariness of the winter day made it difficult to find any joy in the season.
The long, dark nights of winter brought a sense of dreariness to the town.
The dreary hallway was lit by a single, flickering lightbulb, casting long shadows on the walls.
The dreariness of the office was oppressive, with its drab gray walls and uncomfortable furniture.
The dreary weather made it difficult to get out of bed in the morning.
The dreariness of the task made it difficult to concentrate.
The rainy day brought a sense of dreariness to the park, as the swings and slides stood empty.
The dreariness of the hospital room was overwhelming, with its sterile walls and lack of color.

extreme dullness; lacking spirit or interestSorrow; wretchedness., Dismalness; gloomy solitude.

sorrowfulness, gloom,sadness, mournfulness, depression, melancholy, forlornness, desolation, boredom, dumps

lightheartedness, exuberance, exhilaration, intoxication, exhilaration, elation, jollity, rapture, joviality, happiness

The dreariness of the abandoned house was palpable, with its peeling paint and cobwebs in every corner.

The town was enveloped in a blanket of dreariness, with gray skies and empty streets.

The dreariness of the winter day made it difficult to find any joy in the season.

The long, dark nights of winter brought a sense of dreariness to the town.