mood

Definition for mood

noun as in state of mind

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air, atmosphere, attitude, aura, character, color, condition, desire, disposition, emotion, feeling, frame of mind, humor, inclination, mind, personality, response, scene, spirit, temperament, tendency, wish

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affection, bent, blues, caprice, crotchet, cue, depression, doldrums, dumps, fancy, feel, individuality, melancholy, pleasure, propensity, semblance, soul, strain, temper, tenor, timbre, vagary, vein, whim

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high spirits, low spirits

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Tackling a pessimistic public mood also requires more than policies.

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However, scientists believe that reading good news or at least finding the good in humanity can act as a buffer against negative news and even elevate the moods of news consumers.

From Salon

Set and lighting designer Joel Daavid has created not so much a room as a mood, materializing the inner weather of a teen in trouble.

From Los Angeles Times

The mood of a potential Sydney farewell will be dictated by the destination of the urn.

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Harjo excels at capturing a place’s feeling and mood, and this version of Tulsa is as inviting as it is dangerous.

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