Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
drear
adjective
/drɪr/

Definition
Drear describes a state of being bleak, dull, or gloomy, often associated with dark weather or a depressing atmosphere.

Examples
- The drear landscape was shrouded in thick fog.
- It was a drear afternoon, with rain pooling in the streets.
- Her mood matched the drear weather outside.

Meaning
The word captures a sense of sadness or desolation, evoking feelings of emptiness or lack of joy.

Synonyms
- gloomy
- bleak
- dismal
- dreary
- desolate