dinginess

Every sail that loomed in the dinginess filled me with alarm.

They are not reddish: they are brown, to which grease and dinginess add not a little.

But his choice was to sit in rags and dinginess on a bench in a park.

God's Spirit met us in spite of cold and dinginess and needs.

But this dungeon had ample compensations for its darkness and dinginess.

Something was wrong with them: their dinginess or want of symmetry annoyed her.

The rosette is typical of a curious character that the room has for all its dinginess.

This is what makes interesting the dinginess of the cantonment on the Isle of Dogs.

I thought there would be a temporary dip into dinginess, but that was all.

The place appalled him—its gloom, its dinginess, its somber quiet.