glum

The first captivates via a young man’s earnest effusiveness; the second’s effusiveness, tainted by lovelorn glum, deepens.

Meanwhile, consumers surveyed by the University of Michigan were glum.

Everything is prim, but the picture’s mood is as weirdly glum as it is exuberant.

Sentiment across Europe's markets was glum as investors sold shares considered most vulnerable to Trump's tariffs.

The state of workers’ rights in the wine industry is, in many regards, glum, due to low wages, difficult working conditions and lack of affordable housing in wine-producing areas.