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Mood

noun

Mood is the feeling something creates.

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What does Mood mean?

Mood is the feeling something creates.

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Dictionary definition

the feeling or atmosphere created by a text, place, or situation.

Example sentences

Mood in a sentence

easy

The rainy setting created a calm mood.

medium

Music can change the mood of a scene.

hard

The writer used setting and word choice to build a mysterious mood.

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What does mood mean?

Practice 2

Which word is closest in meaning to mood?

Practice 3

Which word or phrase is a contrast for mood?

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Synonyms

Words like Mood

feelingCan be used as a similar word for mood in some contexts.
atmosphereCan be used as a similar word for mood in some contexts.
toneCan be used as a similar word for mood in some contexts.
Antonyms

Opposite words

factCan be used as a contrast for mood in some contexts.
detailCan be used as a contrast for mood in some contexts.
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Word family

Mood word family

Base word

mood

noun

moods

Plural form of mood.

adjective

moody

Having changing moods.

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