1. plural of gloominess; the quality or state of being dark, dim, or lacking light
Usage: countable or uncountable
2. plural of gloominess; the quality or state of being sad, depressed, or pessimistic
Usage: countable or uncountable

Examples

• The gloominesses of winter weather can affect people's moods.
• Despite the gloominesses surrounding the economic forecast, some investors remained hopeful.
• The gloominesses in the old mansion's corridors made visitors feel uneasy.
• She struggled with the gloominesses that often followed rainy days.
• The artist captured the gloominesses of urban life in her photographs.
• Multiple gloominesses seemed to pile up as one problem followed another.