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dreariness

/ˈdrɪə.ri.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o estado ou a qualidade de extrema monotonia, melancolia ou falta de vivacidade e interesse; pode também indicar tristeza e desolação.

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noun

/ˈdrɪə.ri.nəs/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o estado ou a qualidade de extrema monotonia, melancolia ou falta de vivacidade e interesse; pode também indicar tristeza e desolação.

A noun referring to a state or quality of being extremely dull, gloomy, or lacking in spirit or interest.

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  1. Extreme dullnessB2formal

    The state of being extremely boring, monotonous, and lacking in interest or excitement.

    ptMonotonia

    • The dreariness of the rainy afternoon made everyone feel sleepy.
    • He could no longer stand the dreariness of his daily commute.
    • She tried to inject some fun into the dreariness of the office party.

    Sinônimosboredomcolorlessnessdullnessflatnesshumdruminsipiditylifelessnessmonotonytediumvapidity

    Antônimosexcitementinterestlivelinessstimulationvitality

  2. Lack of spirit or cheerC1formal

    A quality of being dreary, cheerless, or depressing, often applied to places or situations.

    ptMelancolia

    • The dreariness of the abandoned house gave her chills.
    • There was a sense of dreariness in the meeting room after the bad news.
    • Artists often capture the dreariness of urban life in their work.

    Sinônimosbleaknesscheerlessnessdesolationdrabnessdullnessforlornnessgloominessglumnessgrimnessjoylessnesssomberness

    Antônimosbrightnesscheerfulnessgaietyjoyfulnessliveliness

Formas
  • drearinesses plural form
  • drearinesses' possessive plural form
  • dreariness's possessive singular form
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