English Language & Usage Asked on November 6, 2021
“Gloomy” comes to my mind naturally for God knows what reason. I’m not sure it’s appropriate or not. Maybe some even better words or expressions?
No better word than gloomy comes to (my) mind. It just may be you answered your own question already!
"Gloomy weather" is a ubiquitous expression so it's no surprise that it entered your mind so readily.
It is also quite appropriate when you consider its definitions, which Oxford Dictionaries Online gives as:
The first definition is perfect for dark, depressing weather, i.e. gloomy weather, which in turn causes people to feel depressed, i.e. gloomy !
Answered by Bjorn on November 6, 2021
Gloomy is a good thought here, as evidenced by the fact that it is often applied to the weather (i.e. gloomy weather) as well as the mood caused by such weather. There's a good reason for naturally thinking of gloomy; it is common in this context.
Answered by Daniel on November 6, 2021
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