dismal in Latin
dismal in Latin is funestus — dismal means gloomy, dreary, and depressing.
dismal in Latin
funestus
Causing despair; gloomy and bleak.
What does "dismal" mean?
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adjective Gloomy, dreary, and depressing.
"It was a dismal, rainy afternoon and nobody wanted to go outside."
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adjective Very poor in quality or performance.
"The team put in a dismal performance, losing five games in a row."
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dismal in a sentence
- It was a dismal, rainy afternoon and nobody wanted to go outside.
- The team put in a dismal performance, losing five games in a row.
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What is "dismal" in Latin?
"dismal" in Latin is funestus. dismal means: Gloomy, dreary, and depressing.
How do you use "dismal" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a dismal, rainy afternoon and nobody wanted to go outside." In Latin, "dismal" is funestus.
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