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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
Strong matches
affection, bent, blues, caprice, crotchet, cue, depression, doldrums, dumps, fancy, feel, individuality, melancholy, pleasure, propensity, semblance, soul, strain, temper, tenor, timbre, vagary, vein, whim
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Those students’ mood momentarily brightened when they were given tie-dye T-shirts as a tribute to the late Bill Walton, who was honored in a pregame video.
During this time, the part-time indie author was writing a novel with dark psychological themes so to lighten the mood, he started making War & Peace irreverent and funny.
But Oedipus is in no mood for academic hairsplitting.
“Out in the Garden,” from September, hits some of the Southern gothic moods of Ethel Cain, but with a sense of acidic pity that’s all her own.
However, even with the US president expected to sign the bill, the mood on trading floors was less upbeat than earlier in the week, when a deal was announced.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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