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cheerless

[cheer-lis] / ˈtʃɪər lɪs /


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It was news that people needed to hear that cheerless spring of 1945.

From Literature

But in the camp's cheerless food market we met women who pointed out that their children are guilty of nothing and pleaded for them to have a normal life.

From BBC

Our beginning-of-the-year customs go hand in hand with its bleakness as we choose to make ourselves more cheerless by abstaining from things we enjoy, while pushing ourselves towards the more mundane and less exciting.

From Salon

In Hollywood’s ongoing cheerless attempts to contest the joy of music by cutting stellar classical musicians down to size, “Maria” joins the curt parade of “Tár” and “Maestro.”

From Los Angeles Times

Cashiers at the supermarket knew them as a quiet, cheerless family that shopped several times a week.

From Seattle Times