DOUR

DOUR


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Word: dour
Phonetic: /ˈdaʊə/
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Stern, harsh and forbidding.
Unyielding and obstinate.
Expressing gloom or melancholy; sullenly unhappy.


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Appearing critical
Cheerless
Dispirited
Far from cheerful
Far from perky
Feeling blue
Feeling glum
Forbidding
GRUMPY
Gloomy
Gloomy or forbidding
Gloomy or stern
Glowering
Glum
Grim
Grim; moody
Grimly grumpy
Hardly cheerful
Hardly upbeat
Harsh
Having a cheerless aspect
Ill-humored
In a sullen mood
Like Eeyore
Like Henry Kissingers demeanor
Moody
Morose
No fun to be around
Not elated
Not exactly chipper
Not upbeat
On the gloomy side
Pessimistic
Relentlessly gloomy
Saturnine
Silently ill-humored
Silently illhumored
Silently sullen
Stern or sullen
Stubbornly unyielding
Sullen
Sullen; unsmiling
Unsmiling
Visibly unhappy
The look of gloomy ones.
Unbending as some Scotsmen.
Sour-visaged.
Sadfaced.
Stern: Scot.
Sullen in aspect.
Gloomy, Scottish style.
___ Stern
Stern, to Scotty
Stern and gloomy
Forbidding, as an expression
Stern-looking
Visibly forbidding
Stubborn
Sullen - hard - obstinate
Dreary
Sullen - unyielding
Determined — grim
Obstinate — grim
Lugubrious, grim
Grim, uninviting
Stern, humourless
Far from cheerful actor, so they say
... one reportedly active, but unforthcoming
Far from gay, missing first bouquet
Honesty can be disregarded; that's grim
Unopened perfume's grim
Needing cheering
Hardly cheery
Brisk musical movement
Gloomy passion out of Arabia
Unfriendly
Downbeat
Apt to be sour
Visit old city thats somewhat grim
Unsmiling in demeanor
Far from upbeat
Unsociably cross
Grimly obstinate, Everyman's after last bit of custard
Grimly obstinate, Everymans after last bit of custard (4)
Follow archaeological tourists, perhaps, becoming glum




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