gloomth (Meaning)
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gloomth (n.)
Gloom.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gloomth
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gloomth Sentence Examples
- The room was shrouded in a deep gloomth that enveloped her like a suffocating blanket.
- The rain outside cast a gloomy haze, filling the day with an oppressive sense of gloomth.
- The news of the tragedy sent a wave of gloomth through the community, darkening spirits and dampening hearts.
- The abandoned building exuded an eerie gloomth that whispered secrets of a forgotten past.
- The artist's work was imbued with a palpable gloomth, reflecting her own inner turmoil.
- The forest at dusk took on a sinister gloomth, its trees casting long, menacing shadows.
- The once-vibrant city had fallen into a state of gloomth, its streets deserted and its buildings crumbling.
- The storm raged with such ferocity that it seemed to unleash a physical form of gloomth upon the land.
- His heart sank into a profound gloomth as he realized the depth of his loss.
- The news of her illness cast a perpetual gloomth over the family, leaving them forever changed.
FAQs About the word gloomth
Gloom.
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The room was shrouded in a deep gloomth that enveloped her like a suffocating blanket.
The rain outside cast a gloomy haze, filling the day with an oppressive sense of gloomth.
The news of the tragedy sent a wave of gloomth through the community, darkening spirits and dampening hearts.
The abandoned building exuded an eerie gloomth that whispered secrets of a forgotten past.
