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Meaning of sloomy
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sloomy (a.)
Sluggish; slow.
sloomy Sentence Examples
- The weather outside was so sloomy that it made me want to curl up with a good book.
- The sloomy sky cast a gloomy pall over the once-bright landscape.
- The sloomy day brought with it a sense of melancholy that seeped into my soul.
- The sloomy streets were deserted as people hunkered down in their homes to escape the depressing weather.
- The sloomy morning made it difficult to wake up and face the day.
- The sloomy clouds seemed to weigh down on my spirits, making it hard to be optimistic.
- The sloomy atmosphere made it difficult to concentrate on my work.
- The sloomy weather had a suffocating effect, making it hard to breathe.
- The sloomy days seemed to stretch on endlessly, casting a shadow over my life.
- The sloomy weather made me feel isolated and alone.
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Sluggish; slow.
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The weather outside was so sloomy that it made me want to curl up with a good book.
The sloomy sky cast a gloomy pall over the once-bright landscape.
The sloomy day brought with it a sense of melancholy that seeped into my soul.
The sloomy streets were deserted as people hunkered down in their homes to escape the depressing weather.
