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gloomy

[gloo-mee] / ˈglu mi /




Example Sentences

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The monthly job data has been noisy lately, and the household survey was less gloomy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Markets tumbled last week after a viral blog post described a gloomy scenario in which AI led to mass layoffs, depressing economic growth.

From Barron's

On one hand he is gloomy, pointing to the risks that Ukraine's defence against Russia becomes a forgotten war.

From BBC

A recession becomes more likely when consumers become gloomy not only about their personal prospects but the overall economy as well, which is when the CCI-UMI spread begins to narrow.

From MarketWatch

The content creator said that having plants in the home brought "some of the outside in" and helped people feel a sense of wellbeing even in the gloomy months.

From BBC