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gloom

[gloom] / glum /




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Official purchasing managers surveys on Sunday, which also cover construction activity, will show if the gloom in China’s sprawling manufacturing sector extended into November.

From The Wall Street Journal

There is always plenty of doom and gloom to go around in the financial media.

From MarketWatch

They crept into his home en masse, climbing through the air-conditioning units, clinging to the window curtains, marching down the wall, trotting across the vaulted ceiling, lurking in the gloom of the basement.

From The Wall Street Journal

But Trier suggests, somewhat mystically, that Gustav has an insight into his daughter’s gloom that making the movie will help them understand.

From Los Angeles Times

It felt like that the club had finally broken through into the light after years of gloom.

From BBC