What is another word for atrabilious?
345 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ˌatɹɐbˈɪlɪəs], [ ˌatɹɐbˈɪlɪəs], [ ˌa_t_ɹ_ɐ_b_ˈɪ_l_ɪ__ə_s]
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Synonyms for Atrabilious:
adj.
• all (adjective) • bad-tempered (adjective) • dejected (adjective)- down in the mouth,
- Dragged,
- melancholy,
- downcast,
- down in the dumps,
- sad,
- discouraged,
- woebegone,
- drooping,
- broody,
- despondent,
- spiritless,
- droopy,
- mopey,
- moody,
- dismal,
- disconsolate,
- cheerless,
- black,
- gloomy,
- crestfallen,
- Mopish,
- doleful,
- down,
- dashed,
- hurting,
- abject,
- disheartened,
- cast down,
- down in dumps,
- wretched,
- downhearted,
- miserable,
- all torn up,
- bummed out,
- low-spirited,
- clouded,
- dispirited,
- down in mouth,
- bleak,
- sagging,
- Dampened,
- morose,
- in the pits,
- shot down,
- glum,
- low,
- heavyhearted.
n.
• atrabilious (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- execrable,
- negroid,
- acerbic,
- pitiful,
- puritanic,
- fatal,
- lowly,
- brood hen,
- blueish,
- despicable,
- sinister,
- pathetic,
- delivery,
- grumpy,
- melanise,
- refine,
- pain,
- dreary,
- smutty,
- disgraceful,
- dispirit,
- cutting,
- pour down,
- depleted,
- pull down,
- contemplative,
- legal transfer,
- meditative,
- acerb,
- depression,
- suffering,
- shoot down,
- sulky,
- chopfallen,
- gamey,
- dubious,
- blasphemous,
- inglorious,
- gloomful,
- melanize,
- dotted,
- first gear,
- melancholiac,
- raw,
- measly,
- mastered,
- drink down,
- dreamy,
- humbled,
- dogged,
- knotty,
- down pat,
- ill-scented,
- lightlessness,
- blue air,
- desperate,
- pondering,
- depressed,
- get down,
- finical,
- downwardly,
- cross,
- sulphurous,
- contraband,
- humble,
- glowering,
- heavy,
- hypochondriac,
- low gear,
- dingy,
- unyielding,
- cernuous,
- blue angel,
- knock down,
- cloud-covered,
- creaky,
- blackness,
- stinking,
- forbidding,
- piteous,
- total darkness,
- busy,
- noisome,
- languid,
- blacken,
- sulfurous,
- chapfallen,
- threatening,
- worthless,
- meek,
- ugly,
- fetid,
- sorry,
- dim,
- modest,
- ill-tempered,
- naughty,
- glooming,
- blistering,
- finicky,
- particular,
- distressing,
- heartsick,
- sitter,
- hapless,
- african-american,
- uncheerful,
- down feather,
- crotchety,
- pitiable,
- mournful,
- dismay,
- ornery,
- downward,
- persistent,
- splenic,
- smuggled,
- go through,
- nodding,
- pungent,
- misfortunate,
- tentative,
- calamitous,
- low-toned,
- sober,
- slimy,
- demoralise,
- juicy,
- blueing,
- blurred,
- deflated,
- sour,
- low-pitched,
- barren,
- reflective,
- pendulous,
- fine-tune,
- flea-bitten,
- stark,
- crabbed,
- unworthy,
- blueness,
- bare,
- foul-smelling,
- inconsolable,
- racy,
- bitter,
- low-down,
- scummy,
- depress,
- puritanical,
- lamentable,
- foul,
- setting hen,
- kill,
- bluing,
- drab,
- gamy,
- tearful,
- foetid,
- bristly,
- bootleg,
- push down,
- languorous,
- humiliated,
- brooding,
- negro,
- land,
- mordant,
- risque,
- dolorous,
- black-market,
- small,
- toss off,
- run-down,
- black bile,
- scurvy,
- decrepit,
- spicy,
- lowering,
- prickly,
- unconsolable,
- pertinacious,
- aristocratical,
- pitch-black,
- pop,
- ruminative,
- vitriolic,
- deject,
- derelict,
- unhopeful,
- acid,
- devour,
- demoralize,
- pitch-dark,
- aristocratic,
- smelly,
- disastrous,
- tenacious,
- virulent,
- pitch blackness,
- opprobrious,
- fateful,
- desolate,
- paltry,
- woeful,
- sunless,
- cut down,
- blackened,
- deplorable,
- amytal,
- bluish,
- flagging,
- shameful,
- moo,
- consume,
- grim,
- bloody-minded,
- vile,
- gentle,
- demolish,
- musing,
- overcast,
- lienal,
- crushed,
- temperamental,
- blue sky,
- wild blue yonder,
- crabby,
- grouchy,
- snarled,
- listless,
- ignominious,
- dubitable,
- drear,
- demoralised,
- belt down,
- caustic,
- weeping,
- downwards,
- dark,
- joseph black,
- dolourous,
- demoralized,
- pile,
- blue-blooded,
- broody hen,
- profane,
- yellow,
- in question,
- polish,
- patrician,
- broken,
- bolt down,
- blue devil,
- poor,
- picky,
- first.
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