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bleak
adjective as in barren
adjective as in depressing, hopeless
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Example Sentences
It looked bleak through the first quarter Tuesday.
The catalysts are evident: inflation, high interest rates, a bleak job market, wealth inequality and stagnant wages.
As far as the Incorrigibles were concerned, then, their tutor’s late arrival, bleak mood, and greedy appetite were all signs of a perfectly ordinary morning.
The family are staring at a bleak winter ahead, with their home turned into rubble.
So when he says that knowing America has seen other bleak times becomes a bit reassuring, one might understand where he’s coming from.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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