glum|glummer|glummest in English

adjective

[glʌm]

gloomy, downcast; despondent, depressed

Use "glum|glummer|glummest" in a sentence

1. You look glum. What's up?

2. Angel Nay, look not so glum!

3. Why are you so glum?

4. They live in one glum little room.

5. Is that why they're so glum?

6. Why do you look so glum?

7. She laughed at his glum face.

8. He's very glum about the company's prospects.

9. Three glum faces mutely gave him his answer.

10. Back at the Fernandez house, the mood was glum.

11. Antonyms for Blithest include gloomiest, morosest, saddest, dourest, glummest, sulkiest, sullenest, unhappiest, miserablest and wretchedest

12. On Thursday afternoon Mrs Boatwright and I were very glum.

13. She was very glum and was obviously missing her children.

14. He was a charming mixture of glum and glee.

15. 27 After dinner, Kate lapsed into a glum silence .

16. The players sat there with glum looks on their faces.

17. 3 He was a charming mixture of glum and glee.

18. He wore a glum expression when I came for him that morning.

19. He seemed kindly disposed, yet glum, and held himself somewhat aloof.

20. On the day of the funeral, the mood in the house was glum.

21. We turned our faces glum to reaffirm the forced nature of this trip.

22. Synonyms for Adust include glum, gloomy, dejected, downcast, downhearted, miserable, melancholy, doleful, down and crestfallen

23. Fraternity would become something to celebrate joyfully, and unity would no longer be glum uniformity.

24. Ball maintains the prerequisite glum visage, but he's clearly happy standing behind his bank of electronic equipment.

25. This may involve glum expressions, heavy sighs, robotlike actions, and a one-sided embargo on speech.