dreary (Meaning)

Wordnet

dreary (s)

lacking in liveliness or charm or surprise

causing dejection

Webster

dreary (superl.)

Sorrowful; distressful.

Exciting cheerless sensations, feelings, or associations; comfortless; dismal; gloomy.

dreary Sentence Examples

  1. The dreary day cast a pall over the town, wrapping it in a blanket of dullness.
  2. The gloomy and monotonous landscape stretched out before them, endless and dreary.
  3. The dreary office building loomed over the city, a stark reminder of the daily grind.
  4. The dreary rain pattered against the window, creating a melancholy atmosphere.
  5. The dreary winter months seemed to drag on forever, each day blending into the next.
  6. The dreary task felt endless, weighing heavily on their mind.
  7. The dreary news report spread like wildfire, casting a dark cloud over the nation.
  8. The dreary alleyway was dimly lit and lined with dilapidated buildings, exuding an aura of danger and despair.
  9. The dreary routine had become unbearable, stifling their creativity and passion.
  10. The dreary weather matched their mood perfectly, reflecting the emptiness and hopelessness they felt.

FAQs About the word dreary

lacking in liveliness or charm or surprise, causing dejectionSorrowful; distressful., Exciting cheerless sensations, feelings, or associations; comfortless; dis

desolate, morbid, miserable, cold, gray, grey, dark, somber, solemn, lonely

cordial, cheerful, cheerful, gay, comforting, festive, joyous, cheery, sunshiny, comforting

The dreary day cast a pall over the town, wrapping it in a blanket of dullness.

The gloomy and monotonous landscape stretched out before them, endless and dreary.

The dreary office building loomed over the city, a stark reminder of the daily grind.

The dreary rain pattered against the window, creating a melancholy atmosphere.