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Sombre

usgb/ˈsɑːmbər/Volume
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Visual ImageryPlay
Use 'sombre' to describe scenes that evoke a dark, subdued visual experience. SlideA sombre landscape under overcast skies.
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Not Just ColorPlay
'Sombre' is not limited to color only but also describes the overall gloomy atmosphere. SlideThe sombre hallway was silent and dimly lit.
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Emotional WeightPlay
'Sombre' carries emotional weight, often suggesting a sense of sadness or depression. SlideThe news cast a sombre shadow over the evening.