sombreness Synonyms
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sombreness Meaning
Wordnet
sombreness (n)
a state of partial or total darkness
a feeling of melancholy apprehension
a manner that is serious and solemn
sombreness Sentence Examples
- The sombreness of the funeral atmosphere cast a heavy weight on the hearts of the mourners.
- The scientist's face bore a sombreness that hinted at the gravity of the situation.
- The gathering had a sombreness to it, as if everyone was aware of the approaching storm.
- The once-bright room had taken on a sombreness after the news of the tragedy.
- The sombreness of the music filled the auditorium with a sense of reverence and introspection.
- The painting depicted a scene of great sombreness, leaving the viewer with a profound feeling of melancholy.
- The sombreness of the twilight sky reflected the sadness and despair that enveloped the city.
- The sombreness of her voice conveyed the weight of the burden she carried within.
- The solemn ceremony was marked by a sombreness that permeated every aspect of its observance.
- The sombreness of the occasion reminded us of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing every moment.
FAQs About the word sombreness
a state of partial or total darkness, a feeling of melancholy apprehension, a manner that is serious and solemn
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The sombreness of the funeral atmosphere cast a heavy weight on the hearts of the mourners.
The scientist's face bore a sombreness that hinted at the gravity of the situation.
The gathering had a sombreness to it, as if everyone was aware of the approaching storm.
The once-bright room had taken on a sombreness after the news of the tragedy.
