drear

• Forme archaïque ou poétique de « dreary », signifiant sombre, morne ou sans joie.

An archaic or poetic form of 'dreary', meaning gloomy, dull, or bleak.

1. Dull or gloomyC2formalbritish

   Characterized by a lack of cheer, brightness, or interest; dreary.

   morne, lugubre

   • The landscape was drear and lifeless under the grey sky.
   • He lived in a drear part of the city, far from any excitement.
   • The novel's setting was a drear, rain-soaked village.

   Synonymesbleakcheerlessdepressingdismaldrabdrearydullgloomysomber

   Antonymesbrightcheerfuljoyfullivelypleasantsunny