Definition Synonyms
Definition of cheerless - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
sad moodlacking joy or happiness, often gloomy
- The room felt cheerless and empty.
2.
emotiondull and depressing, often for places or weather
- The cheerless sky made the day feel longer.
Origin of cheerless
Old English, cēar (sorrow) + -less (without)
Terms with cheerless included in their meaning
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emotion
emotionally desolate or cheerless
cheerless
in a cheerless, dreary manner suggesting no consolation
Examples of cheerless in a sentence
The weather was gray and cheerless all week. The cheerless room lacked any decoration or warmth. A cheerless drizzle fell throughout the afternoon.
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- French:triste, ...
- German:trostlos, ...
- Italian:triste, ...
- Spanish:triste, ...
- Portuguese:triste, deprimente, ...
- Chinese:阴郁的, 阴沉的, ...
- Japanese:陰鬱な, ...
- Arabic:كَئِيب, ...
- Hebrew:עָגוּם, ...
- Russian:безрадостный, ...
- Ukrainian:безрадісний, сумний, ...
- Hindi:उदास, मलिन, ...
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