adj. (glummer, glummest) dejected; sullen. glumly adv. glumness n. [var. of *gloom]

... asense ofdepth anddanger Arches andvaults : Gothic orRoman elements thatcreate grandeur .orgloom Bridges andplatforms , stairs : Add verticality anddynamics , especially in.battles , allowing you ... (Video game architecture)
... can . explain A wise one will accept them respectfully , as he will. accept a passion or gloom Challengers and debaters will demand that he express his thought . more clearly , but, being ... (Logics)
... of the. child to the will of the parents , often upbringing with.the use of physical punishment On the child 's side : gloom ., lethargy , fearfulness , secret anger ; increased moral responsibility . From parents : requirements ... (Developmental Psychology and Developmental Psychology)
... . as immanent sensations , it is still immersed in something undifferentiated ,.as at the time when he lived in the gloom of. the womb Whether breastfed or bottle fed , it is constantly surrounded by. the warmth of the mother 's body ... (Family Psychology)
... links of a single complex whole : It .was necessary to stop , enter the hut , see the gloom of. embarrassed eyes — and again go further in the noise of.the pines , in the trembling of autumn aspens ... (Theories of the Text)
... of view .of linguistic expression , but not from the point of view of. the reality ( walk alone , chill in the gloom , lie in.weakness and darkness , close eyes in patience , run in free air ., wait ... (Theories of the Text)
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