Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lugubre
Adjective
/luːˈɡuːb.ər/

Definition
A word that describes something that is mournful, gloomy, or dismal, often associated with death or sadness.

Examples
- The lugubre atmosphere of the abandoned mansion sent chills down her spine.
- His voice took on a lugubre tone as he recounted the tragic event.
- The film’s lugubre soundtrack perfectly matched the somber scenes.

Meaning
Lugubre is used to convey a sense of deep sorrow or melancholy. It often describes places, feelings, or atmospheres that evoke sadness or a dark, foreboding mood.

Synonyms
- Gloomy
- Mournful
- Melancholic
- Dismal
- Forlorn