Words Like DISMAL

We have put together a list of words that are similar to DISMAL.

17 Alternative Words Similar to dismal

1 Blue Adjective      Synonym Words Like Blue
2 Dark Adjective      Synonym Words Like Dark
3 Dingy Adjective      Synonym Words Like Dingy
4 Disconsolate Adjective      Synonym Words Like Disconsolate
5 Gloomy Adjective      Synonym Words Like Gloomy
6 Grim Adjective      Synonym Words Like Grim
7 Sorry Adjective      Synonym Words Like Sorry
8 Drab Adjective      Synonym Words Like Drab
9 Drear Adjective      Synonym Words Like Drear
10 Dreary Adjective      Synonym Words Like Dreary
11 Depressing Adjective      Synonym Words Like Depressing
12 Dispiriting Adjective      Synonym Words Like Dispiriting
13 Cheerless Adjective      Similar Words Like Cheerless
14 Uncheerful Adjective      Similar Words Like Uncheerful
15 Fatal Adjective      Synonym Words Like Fatal
16 Unlucky Adjective      Synonym Words Like Unlucky
17 Dull Adjective      Synonym Words Like Dull

7 examples of dismal

1 a dismal outlook; dismal stories; a dismal place.
2 grim rainy weather
3 a week of rainy depressing weather
4 a dark gloomy day
5 a disconsolate winter landscape
6 the dark days of the war
7 the first dismal dispiriting days of November

10 definitions of dismal

1 Fatal; ill-omened; unlucky.
2 Gloomy to the eye or ear; sorrowful and depressing to the feelings; foreboding; cheerless; dull; dreary
3 causing dejection
4 Causing gloom or depression; dreary: dismal weather; took a dismal view of the economy.
5 Characterized by ineptitude, dullness, or a lack of merit: a dismal book; a dismal performance on the cello.
6 Obsolete Dreadful; disastrous.
7 Chiefly South Atlantic U.S. See pocosin. See Regional Note at pocosin.
8 Gloomy; dreary; cheerless; melancholy; doleful; dolorous: originally, as an adjective, in the phrase dismal day or dismal days (see etymology), whence it was extended to any visible physical surroundings, or anything perceived or apprehended, tending to depress or chill the spirits.
9 See extract and etymology.
10 Gloom; melancholy; dumps: usually in the plural, in the phrase in the dismals.
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