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Often used in the same context:
tone,
sentiment,
vibe,
feeling,
attitude,
ambience,
atmosphere,
glummer,
spirits,
demeanor,
gloom,
atmospherics,
despondency,
moroseness,
tenseness,
moody,
ambiance,
grumpiness,
mindset,
euphoria,
chirpiness,
merriness,
cheeriness,
melancholy,
giddiness,
joviality,
friskiness,
torpor,
lightheartedness,
undertone,
hopefulness,
sunniness,
nervousness,
bonhomie,
restlessness,
pessimism,
ebullience,
cheerfulness,
raucousness,
boisterousness,
dreariness,
jauntiness,
appetite,
perception,
joyousness,
optimism,
inclinations,
gloominess,
anxiety,
dour,
afterglow,
sombreness,
lethargy,
facial expression,
jollity,
sullenness,
behavior,
spiritedness,
complexion,
psyche,
languor,
listlessness,
exuberance,
tetchiness,
mellowness,
tendencies,
ruefulness,
sulkiness,
malaise,
fortunes,
hues,
effervescence,
outlook,
crankiness,
mournfulness,
drear,
ennui,
foreboding,
overexcitement,
ambivalence,
melodiousness,
reaction,
bleakness,
undercurrent,
emotions,
downbeat,
bedazzlement,
omens,
slaphappy,
sprits,
pensiveness,
brooding,
dejection,
tastes,
jitteriness,
mind,
temperament,
uneasiness,
vivaciousness,
outcome,
zeitgeist,
tinge,
moods,
temper,
disposition,
feelings,
thoughts,
christmas,
humour,
posture,
sentiments,
vibes,
glycemic,
vasomotor,
hedonic,
hypnotic,
tive,
vocal,
affective,
analgesic,
androgenic,
arousal,
chemotherapy,
circulatory,
emotional,
estrogenic,
haemostatic,
hormonal,
hyperemic,
metachromatic,
nonconscious,
orthostatic
More specific:
amiability,
common mood,
declarative,
declarative mood,
fact mood,
good humor,
good humour,
good temper,
ill humor,
ill humour,
imperative,
imperative mood,
indicative,
indicative mood,
interrogative,
interrogative mood,
jussive mood,
optative,
optative mood,
subjunctive,
subjunctive mood,
sulk,
sulkiness
Appears in the definition of:
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amiability,
autumnal,
bad temper,
cantankerously,
change,
common mood,
consciousness-altering drug,
darkening,
declarative,
declarative mood,
declarative sentence,
declaratory sentence,
disgruntle,
disposition,
distemper,
dreamy,
dysthymia,
exude,
fact mood,
good humor,
good humour,
good temper,
govern,
humor,
humour,
ill humor,
ill humour,
ill temper,
imperative,
imperative mood,
indicative,
indicative mood,
infinite,
interrogative,
interrogative mood,
jussive mood,
languid,
mania,
manic disorder,
mean,
mind-altering,
mind-altering drug,
modal,
moony,
nasty,
nation,
non-finite,
optative,
optative mood,
optimistic,
perverse,
predominant,
psychoactive,
psychoactive drug,
psychoactive substance,
psychotropic,
reproduce,
subjunctive,
subjunctive mood,
sulk,
sulkiness,
swaggering,
swing,
temperament,
warpath,
woolgathering
More general:
condition,
feeling,
grammatical relation,
status
Synonyms:
climate,
humor,
humour,
modality,
mode,
temper
Also try:
— Adjectives for mood:
good,
bad,
depressed,
present,
subjunctive,
general,
happy,
indicative,
public,
imperative,
foul,
more...
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