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Meaning of Mood
The word "Mood" primarily refers to a temporary state of mind or feeling.
Definitions
- A temporary state of mind or feeling, a person's permanent or prevailing disposition, a prevailing atmosphere or attitude, a grammatical category that indicates whether a verb is intended to express fact, possibility, necessity, or command
Etymology of Mood
The word "Mood" originates from Old English "mōd", which referred to disposition, temper, or mind, and is related to Old Norse "móðr", Gothic "mōþs", and Old High German "muot", all of which carried similar meanings, the term has evolved over time to encompass various aspects of emotional and psychological states.
Example Uses
- The room was filled with a somber mood after the news, her mood changed instantly when she saw her favorite food, the painter captured the mood of the cityscape perfectly, the mood of the crowd shifted as the music began to play
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
calmness
serenity
tranquility
peace
happiness
joy
delight
cheer
euphoria
elation
enthusiasm
excitement
optimism
hope
clarity
lucidity
sobriety
steadiness
stability
composure
poise
reserve
restraint
indifference
apathy
numbness
lethargy