somber
1 of 1adjective/ˈsɑmbər/
Forms:more somber,most somber
1
dark and gloomy in color, especially gray or black
- The somber clouds hung low in the sky, casting a shadow over the landscape.
- She wore a somber black dress to the funeral, reflecting her grief.
- The somber tones of the painting evoked a sense of sadness and introspection.
- The somber color scheme of the room created a solemn ambiance.
2
serious in mood, often reflecting sadness
- The film's somber tone matched its tragic storyline.
- Her somber expression reflected the seriousness of the news.
- The room had a somber atmosphere during the memorial service.
- The somber music set the mood for the solemn ceremony.
- He gave a somber speech about the challenges ahead.
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