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gloomy

[gloo-mee] / ˈglu mi /




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From the European point of view, the outlook could scarcely be more gloomy.

From BBC

The cautious, if not downright gloomy, outlook by leaders and engineers of humanoid robot companies stands in contrast to forecasts made by some of the biggest names in technology.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It may be subjective to me because I like the gloomy weather.”

From Los Angeles Times

“It feels Christmas-y — the weather. It may be subjective to me because I like the gloomy weather.”

From Los Angeles Times

Even more puzzling, strong U.S. growth was driven by consumer spending — by the very same people who tell pollsters they are gloomy.

From MarketWatch