Dreary is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DREARY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a dismal person
• dreary thing or person
ADJECTIVE:
• depressingly dull and bleak or repetitive
• dull, boring
• lacking in liveliness or charm or surprise
• causing dejection

Words related to DREARY

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How to use DREARY in a sentence

• CHAPTER XXXIII IDA IS FOUND Ida was sitting alone in the dreary apartment which she was now obliged to call home.
• Thus Chrysostom was sent to a dreary place on the banks of the Euxine, and Ovid was banished to Tomi.
• But now, from the day of her sudden decease, the prison had become to him dreary beyond endurance.
• This one was left, twirling her foot, and stretching out her hands in a dreary sort of ecstasy, with no one to respond.
• I have caused a scene so dreary, I am glad to quit the world.
• She could not see him, and this dark, dreary silence filled her soul with despair.
• His own pain lay numb, a thing to be realised when he roamed the fields alone, and still more intimately known when he had it for bed-and-hearth fellow in his dreary house.
• It was all over, the little patch of fairy-light in the dreary darkness of her existence, and as she reminded herself of this fact she shuddered again.
• So he wandered through his dreary palace, wondering how he had been content to live before without sunlight and love.
• Baron von Kolbielsky had been forced to attend it and was then conveyed to Vienna to spend dreary, lonely days at the police station in the Krebsgasse.
• The heavenly music falls but faintly on the ear of your child, and it has been a dreary journey towards her Bridal Day.
• Happily this dreary conception, though it occupied much thought, never came to the birth.
• How long That dreary, never-ending journey seemed! I cursed the hills up which we slowly dragged, The long, flat plains of Lombardy I cursed, That kept me back from Venice.
• But when Cousin Annie was gone, Sukey found the Flats a dreary place.
• The rain continuing to fall and the country in this part being dreary and monotonous, even in fair weather, I felt my spirits sink still lower as the day advanced.
• Along the Essex and Norfolk marshes, where the Grand Coast Railway wound along like a steel snake, they had taken their desolate and dreary way.
• That, at least, is a natural inference from his speech, which, furthermore, is little else than a collection of dreary platitudes.
• How dreary and empty the days must seem to poor old Number Thirty-one, with none of these things to brighten them.
• It was, then, as I have said, upon the fourth day after my first professional call, that I found myself once more in the dreary chamber of want and sickness.
• For nights she had scarcely slept, and in the silence immediately round her the distant sounds gradually lost their dreary note, and became a rhythmical and soothing influence.
• Nowhere did we see any sign of animal or vegetable life, any suggestion of summer or flowers or warm sunshine, to brighten the dreary waste of storm-drifted snow.
• Soltau, although a model camp, is bleak and dreary and isolated.
• Therefore, this doubt I am confiding is all the more dreary.
• Every day he was seeing something and seeing that thing he was seeing that that thing was a heavy thing, a dreary thing, a sad thing.
• Ever after this, I thought, I would live in the most dreary seclusion.
• Jerrold, I am so glad! Nothing is half so dreary now that I know you are on the ship, and you will tell Neil it was not my fault that you found me.
• Nevertheless, this dreary theatre was, in default of anything better, visited again and again by British officers and others.

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