mood

Definition for mood

noun as in state of mind

Strongest matches

air, atmosphere, attitude, aura, character, color, condition, desire, disposition, emotion, feeling, frame of mind, humor, inclination, mind, personality, response, scene, spirit, temperament, tendency, wish

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affection, bent, blues, caprice, crotchet, cue, depression, doldrums, dumps, fancy, feel, individuality, melancholy, pleasure, propensity, semblance, soul, strain, temper, tenor, timbre, vagary, vein, whim

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high spirits, low spirits

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Fiona Apple appears mid-record to sing an entire song — “Letter from an Unknown Girlfriend” — and her unsurprisingly incredible performance switches the mood and brings down the testosterone.

From Salon

It is not an entirely downcast mood here though.

From BBC

The mood, they insist, is better than much of the media speculation.

From BBC

Though the mood was somber, it nevertheless felt more hopeful than most other protests Coheb-Taguri had attended in the last two years.

From Los Angeles Times

Slot was in defiant mood in the aftermath of another disappointment, going through his full range of brave faces while accentuating the positive in the face of evidence to the contrary.

From BBC

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