overgloom Antonyms
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Meaning of overgloom
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overgloom (v. t.)
To spread gloom over; to make gloomy; to overshadow.
overgloom Sentence Examples
- The overgloom of the impending storm cast an eerie silence upon the land.
- Her heart sank at the overgloom of the news she received.
- The overgloom of the menacing clouds made the birds fly to safety.
- The overgloom of the pandemic weighed heavily on the minds of the populace.
- The overgloom of the economic crisis overshadowed all other concerns.
- The overgloom of the funeral service permeated the atmosphere.
- The overgloom of guilt consumed her after the tragic accident.
- The overgloom of the autumn season brought a sense of melancholy.
- The overgloom of the totalitarian regime stifled any semblance of freedom.
- Despite the overgloom, there was a flicker of hope that illuminated the path forward.
FAQs About the word overgloom
To spread gloom over; to make gloomy; to overshadow.
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The overgloom of the impending storm cast an eerie silence upon the land.
Her heart sank at the overgloom of the news she received.
The overgloom of the menacing clouds made the birds fly to safety.
The overgloom of the pandemic weighed heavily on the minds of the populace.
