lugubrious — looking or sounding sad and dismal
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: looking or sounding sad and dismal
Pronunciation (IPA): /luˈɡuːbriəs/
Korean meaning: 슬프고 음울한, 우울한
Korean pronunciation: 루**구**브리어스
Example Sentences
- The comedian's lugubrious face made the audience laugh even before he told any jokes.
- Her lugubrious violin performance moved everyone to tears.
- The weather forecast delivered in such a lugubrious manner that even sunshine sounded depressing.
lugubrious
ADJECTIVE//luˈɡuːbriəs//
looking or sounding sad and dismal
A lugubrious mourner sits weeping beside a fresh grave
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The lugubrious detective stays serious despite dubious clues!
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Origin
From Latin lugubris meaning 'mournful' or 'relating to mourning,' derived from lugere meaning 'to mourn or grieve.' In ancient Rome, lugubris referred to the black clothing worn at funerals.
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“The comedian's lugubrious face made the audience laugh even before he told any jokes.”
“Her lugubrious violin performance moved everyone to tears.”
“The weather forecast delivered in such a lugubrious manner that even sunshine sounded depressing.”
“The old mansion had a lugubrious appearance that scared away potential buyers.”
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