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brooding

[broo-ding] / ˈbru dɪŋ /














NOUN
dwelling
Synonyms


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Dexter went from sheltered son of a doctor to brooding child hipster who left home early to tour with big bands.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Bryan’s brooding inward focus and hushed vocal phrasing align him more closely with indie-rock and confessional artists from years past, and he finds the country label limiting.

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Its character is somber and brooding, partly because of its materials—precast concrete, finely sandblasted to suggest dark gray stone—and partly because of the deep shadows they cast.

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O’Neill resolves the triangular conflict with a combination of religious fervor, metaphoric brooding and scabrous humor.

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Manderley is the Cornwall estate of Maxim de Winter, Rebecca’s brooding widower.

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