gloominess-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: gloominess
sense: 04638827-n
part of speech: noun
sense: 07548645-n
sense: 14548967-n
sense: 92422222-n

lugubriousness-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: lugubriousness
sense: 04638827-n
part of speech: noun

sadness-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: sadness
sense: 04638827-n
part of speech: noun

04638827-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: the quality of excessive mournfulness and uncheerfulness
ili: i61414
lexfile: noun.attribute
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 04638655-n

gloom-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: gloom
sense: 07548645-n
part of speech: noun
sense: 14548967-n

somberness-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: somberness
sense: 07548645-n
part of speech: noun

sombreness-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: sombreness
sense: 07548645-n
part of speech: noun

07548645-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a feeling of melancholy apprehension
ili: i76341
lexfile: noun.feeling
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 07548485-n
hypernym: 07536913-n

glumness-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: glumness
sense: 14548967-n
part of speech: noun

14548967-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: an atmosphere of depression and melancholy
example: gloom pervaded the office
ili: i113336
lexfile: noun.state
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 14548451-n

92422222-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: The property of having a frowning or scowling appearance.
example: Virgil has alluded to the gloominess of his countenance in a passage which has given great disgust to the critics.
lexfile: noun.attribute
part of speech: noun
source: plWordNet 4.0
hypernym: 04687095-n