1. a temporary state of mind or feeling
2. the atmosphere or pervading tone of something
3. a verb form that expresses the speaker’s attitude toward the action
Usage: grammar

Examples

• She was in a cheerful mood after receiving good news.
• His mood changed quickly from happy to angry.
• The dim lighting created a romantic mood in the restaurant.
• The movie’s dark mood reflected the serious subject matter.
• The teacher could sense the mood of the classroom.
• In English, the subjunctive mood is used to express hypothetical situations.
• The indicative mood states facts, while the imperative mood gives commands.