drearisome (Meaning)
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drearisome (a.)
Very dreary.
Synonyms & Antonyms of drearisome
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drearisome Sentence Examples
- The drearisome winter weather kept people indoors, huddling by the fire for warmth.
- The old, abandoned house had a drearisome appearance, with its peeling paint and broken windows.
- The empty park was a drearisome sight, with no children playing or birds singing.
- The drearisome task of cleaning the attic was finally completed, revealing a treasure trove of forgotten memories.
- The drearisome news of the war's casualties cast a pall over the entire town.
- The drearisome sound of the howling wind outside was enough to send chills down one's spine.
- The drearisome monotony of the daily commute was enough to make anyone lose their mind.
- The drearisome task of organizing the paperwork seemed never-ending.
- The drearisome odor of the garbage dump permeated the air, making it difficult to breathe.
- The drearisome sight of the withered flowers in the garden reminded me of the passage of time.
FAQs About the word drearisome
Very dreary.
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The drearisome winter weather kept people indoors, huddling by the fire for warmth.
The old, abandoned house had a drearisome appearance, with its peeling paint and broken windows.
The empty park was a drearisome sight, with no children playing or birds singing.
The drearisome task of cleaning the attic was finally completed, revealing a treasure trove of forgotten memories.
