Gloominess
91invisibility — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) Lack of visibility Nouns invisibility; nonappearance, imperceptibility, indistinctness; mystery, delitescence (see concealment). See latency, transparency. Verbs lurk, escape notice, blush unseen;… …
92sad — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. sorrowful, downcast, dejected, unhappy, woeful, woebegone, depressed, disconsolate, blue (inf.), down (inf.); melancholy, gloomy, cheerless, somber, dismal; heavy[ hearted]; regrettable, shameful.… …
93gloomy — 1580s, probably from GLOOM (Cf. gloom) even though that word is not attested as early as this one is. Shakespeare used it of woods, Marlowe of persons. Gloomy Gus used in a general sense of sullen person since 1940s, from a comic strip character… …
94cheerlessness — n. gloominess, dreariness, lack of cheer …
95dark clouds — rain clouds, gloominess, foreboding …
96dourness — n. gloominess; fierceness …
97dreariness — drear·i·ness || drɪərɪnɪs n. sadness, depressiveness; gloominess, drabness; tediousness …
98glumness — n. gloominess, sullenness; despondence, depression …
99leadenness — n. heaviness; gloominess; grayness; sluggishness, slowness …
100morbidities — mor·bid·i·ty || mÉ”r bɪdÉ™tɪ /mÉ”Ë n. unhealthiness; state of being diseased; gloominess, depression; state of being gruesome or repugnant …