Synonyms for Somber:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • somber.
  •austere (adjective)
  • formal,
  • inflexible,
  • unrelenting,
  • inexorable,
  • rigid,
  • ascetic,
  • hard,
  • obdurate,
  • unfeeling,
  • strict,
  • astringent,
  • stringent,
  • stiff,
  • exacting,
  • forbidding,
  • harsh,
  • rigorous,
  • stern,
  • cold.
  •black (adjective)
  • jet,
  • slater,
  • obsidian,
  • melanoid,
  • ebony,
  • stygian,
  • charcoal,
  • Piceous,
  • sombrer,
  • inklike,
  • pitch-dark,
  • raven,
  • clouded,
  • pitch,
  • brunet,
  • livid,
  • starless,
  • Atramentous,
  • coal,
  • coaler,
  • pitch-black,
  • onyx,
  • swarthy,
  • ebon,
  • pitchy,
  • pitch dark,
  • slate,
  • swart,
  • sloe,
  • sooty.
  •bleak (adjective)
  • comfortless,
  • disheartening,
  • hopeless,
  • lonely,
  • discouraging.
  •cheerless (adjective)
  • dolorous,
  • sorrowful,
  • despondent,
  • forlorn,
  • dejected,
  • in the dumps,
  • Dejecting,
  • wintry,
  • mopey,
  • depressed,
  • uncomfortable,
  • miserable,
  • woeful,
  • woebegone,
  • blue,
  • jarring.
  •cloudy (adjective)
  • indefinite,
  • misty,
  • nontransparent,
  • lowering,
  • muddy,
  • blurred,
  • indistinct,
  • mucky,
  • vaporous,
  • overcast,
  • confused,
  • sunless,
  • opaque,
  • emulsified,
  • foggy,
  • leaden,
  • mushy,
  • nebulous,
  • dense.
  •dark (adjective)
  • foreboding,
  • morose,
  • silhouetted,
  • dusk,
  • dusky,
  • aphotic,
  • darkened,
  • crepuscular,
  • rayless,
  • vague,
  • faint,
  • fainter,
  • obfuscous,
  • unlighted,
  • blackish,
  • inky,
  • dun,
  • umbrageous,
  • shaded,
  • ill-lighted,
  • shadowy,
  • unpropitious,
  • grimy,
  • shady,
  • unlit,
  • lurid,
  • gloomy,
  • ominous,
  • sinister,
  • lightless,
  • cimmerian.
  •depressing (adjective)
  • daunting,
  • heartbreaking,
  • melancholic,
  • saddening,
  • distressing.
  •desolate (adjective)
  • downcast,
  • abandoned,
  • acheronian,
  • bereft,
  • Companionless,
  • wretched,
  • tragic,
  • forsaken,
  • in a blue funk,
  • lorn,
  • lonesome,
  • inconsolable.
  •dignified (adjective)
  • most distingue,
  • more distingue,
  • highfalutin,
  • re served,
  • re fined,
  • up-right,
  • up right,
  • re-served,
  • most respected,
  • grandest.
  •dingy (adjective)
  • more bedimmed,
  • most bedimmed,
  • brokendown,
  • more darkish,
  • more smirched,
  • more tarnished,
  • most smirched,
  • be-dimmed,
  • most sullied,
  • more sullied,
  • most discolored,
  • dis colored,
  • dis-colored,
  • most tarnished,
  • more discolored,
  • be dimmed,
  • most darkish.
  •disconsolate (adjective)
  • in pits,
  • most crushed,
  • dis tressed,
  • more crushed,
  • more torn up,
  • more tornup,
  • most torn-up,
  • de-stroyed,
  • most tornup,
  • more torn-up,
  • most torn up,
  • dis-tressed,
  • grief stricken,
  • tornup,
  • more ripped,
  • de stroyed,
  • most ripped.
  •dismal (adjective)
  • in auspicious,
  • un happiest,
  • un-happy,
  • un happy,
  • un fortunate,
  • un-fortunate,
  • un happier,
  • in-auspicious,
  • dis agreeable,
  • inauspicious,
  • dis-agreeable.
  •doleful (adjective)
  • doleful,
  • cast down,
  • Dirgeful,
  • Dolent,
  • painful.
  •drab (adjective)
  • most characterless,
  • un-inspired,
  • sub-fuse,
  • most zero,
  • un-changing,
  • more zero,
  • sub fuse,
  • most lusterless,
  • more characterless,
  • un changing,
  • most subfuse,
  • more lusterless,
  • more subfuse,
  • un inspired.
  •dreary (adjective)
  • most depressive,
  • un-interesting,
  • un eventful,
  • more depressive,
  • un-eventful,
  • un interesting.
  •dull (adjective)
  • matte,
  • toned-down,
  • subfusc,
  • hazy.
  •earnest (adjective)
  • more resolved,
  • most resolved,
  • more nofooling,
  • most no fooling,
  • more no fooling,
  • playing hard ball,
  • re-solute,
  • nononsense,
  • re-solved,
  • more no-fooling,
  • nofooling,
  • most nofooling,
  • re solved,
  • re solute,
  • in tent,
  • most no-fooling.
  •funereal (adjective)
  • funereal,
  • dirgelike.
  •gloomy (adjective)
  • most acherontic,
  • more unilluminated,
  • more acherontic,
  • most unilluminated,
  • most overclouded,
  • un illuminated,
  • over-clouded,
  • over clouded,
  • un-illuminated,
  • more overclouded.
  •grave (adjective)
  • more grimfaced,
  • grimfaced,
  • more longfaced,
  • more long faced,
  • un smiling,
  • more grim-faced,
  • most unsmiling,
  • more unsmiling,
  • most grim-faced,
  • ponderous,
  • long faced,
  • most long faced,
  • un-smiling,
  • more long-faced,
  • more grim faced,
  • unsmiling,
  • most grimfaced,
  • grim faced,
  • longfaced,
  • most grim faced,
  • most long-faced,
  • most longfaced.
  •gray (adjective)
  • mousy,
  • smoky,
  • dapple-gray,
  • neutral-tint,
  • gun metal,
  • taupe,
  • ashen,
  • pearly,
  • grizzled,
  • lead-gray,
  • pearl-gray,
  • battleship-gray,
  • iron-gray,
  • salt-and-pepper,
  • mole-gray.
  •gray/grey (adjective)
  • most silvered,
  • ashest,
  • more silvered,
  • more silvery,
  • more heather,
  • most powder,
  • more powder,
  • grey,
  • most granite,
  • more cinereal,
  • stoner,
  • most silvery,
  • most cinereal,
  • more dove,
  • more granite,
  • most dove,
  • most oyster,
  • more oyster,
  • stonest,
  • more battleship,
  • most heather,
  • granite,
  • leadest,
  • most battleship.
  •grim (adjective)
  • in-tractable,
  • un-yielding,
  • splenetic,
  • most crabbed,
  • more splenetic,
  • most scowling,
  • un yielding,
  • more scowling,
  • more glowering,
  • most splenetic,
  • most glowering,
  • in tractable,
  • grisly.
  •joyless (adjective)
  • have blahs,
  • more dragged,
  • most depressant,
  • most dragged,
  • more depressant.
  •melancholy (adjective)
  • down the dumps,
  • more mirthless,
  • down dumps,
  • most mirthless,
  • lowspirited,
  • more saddened,
  • low spirited,
  • most saddened,
  • down out.
  •murky (adjective)
  • un clean,
  • un cleanest,
  • un-cleaner,
  • un-cleanest,
  • un cleaner.
  •obscure (adjective)
  • Fuliginous,
  • more obfuscated,
  • most fuliginous,
  • most obfuscated,
  • more fuliginous.
  •oppressive (adjective)
  • more superincumbent,
  • in human,
  • most ironhanded,
  • most confining,
  • un-juster,
  • more ironhanded,
  • un-just,
  • most superincumbent,
  • super incumbent,
  • Over-bearing,
  • in-human,
  • un just,
  • un-justest,
  • most headache,
  • more headache,
  • heavy handed,
  • super-incumbent,
  • heavyhanded,
  • more confining,
  • over bearing,
  • un juster,
  • un justest.
  •overcast (adjective)
  • not fair,
  • clouded over.
  •pitch-black (adjective)
  • pitchblack,
  • pitchdark pitchy,
  • pitch dark pitchy,
  • pitch black.
  •sable (adjective)
  • jettier,
  • jetty,
  • jettiest.
  •sad (adjective)
  • in grief,
  • be-reaved,
  • heartsick,
  • more grieved,
  • more bereaved,
  • out sorts,
  • most grieved,
  • most bereaved,
  • sick heart,
  • be reaved.
  •sedate (adjective)
  • de-mure,
  • de-liberate,
  • de liberate,
  • dis-passionate,
  • dis passionate,
  • un ruffled,
  • un flappable,
  • laidback,
  • un-ruffled,
  • de mure.
  •serious (adjective)
  • demure,
  • intense.
  •sober (adjective)
  • forgoing,
  • unimpassioned,
  • low key,
  • disciplined,
  • hardboiled,
  • Clear-headed,
  • unexcited.
  •solemn (adjective)
  • in-tense,
  • in-tensest,
  • in tense,
  • in tenser,
  • matter of life death,
  • matter life death,
  • in-tenser,
  • matter life and death.
  •somber (adjective)
  • hurting,
  • down,
  • caliginous,
  • mournful,
  • lugubrious,
  • sourpuss,
  • serious,
  • no-nonsense,
  • Dragged,
  • dispiriting.
  •staid (adjective)
  • self restrained,
  • selfrestrained.
  •sullen (adjective)
  • pouty,
  • sourpussed.
  •tenebrific (adjective)
  • chapfallen,
  • Mopish,
  • in low spirits,
  • broody.
  •tenebrous (adjective)
  • more unexplicit,
  • un-intelligible,
  • unexplicit,
  • un clearest,
  • un clear,
  • un-clear,
  • un-explicit,
  • most unexplicit,
  • most amphibological,
  • un-clearest,
  • un explicit,
  • more amphibological,
  • Amphibological.
  •unappealing (adjective)
  • sub fuscous,
  • in-sipid,
  • un appetizing,
  • sub-fuscous,
  • un-inviting,
  • most unbeauteous,
  • un-beauteous,
  • un attractive,
  • un inviting,
  • dis gusting,
  • more subfuscous,
  • un-appealing,
  • un-pleasant,
  • un appealing,
  • most subfuscous,
  • dis-gusting,
  • un pleasant,
  • in sipid,
  • more unbeauteous,
  • un beauteous,
  • un-appetizing,
  • un-attractive.
  •weighty (adjective)
  • life death,
  • most underlined,
  • under lined,
  • under-lined,
  • more underlined.

• n.

  •
  • attitude,
  • heavy.
  •colorless (noun)
  • colorless.
  •colourless (noun)
  • colourless.
  •gloomy (noun)
  • dire.
  •somber (noun)
  • uncheerful.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • bleak,
  • tenebrific.
  •
  • sad.
  •
  • glum.

Paraphrases for Somber:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    sombre, gloomy, bleak, grim, dismal.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    sobering, stark, dusky.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    dark.

Antonyms for Somber:

• adj.

  • austere
    bland, gentle, meek, mild, calm.
  • black
    white.
  • bleak
    congenial, nice, pleasant, comforting, encouraging.
  • cheerless
    bright, uplifting.
  • cloudy
    clear, cloudless.
  • dark
    light, illuminated, brilliant, luminous, lucid, visible, shining, radiant, vivid, hopeful.
  • depressing
    cheering.
  • desolate
    pleased.
  • somber
    cheerful, happy.
  • Other antonyms:
    dazzling, glossy, sunlit, colourful, cordial, agleam, cheery, buoyant, joyful, starlit, crystalline, sunshiny, Relucent, optimistic, aglitter, friendly, colorful, moony, joyous, transparent, lightsome, sparkling, floodlit, lit, resplendent, gleaming, highlighted, heartwarming, moonlit, glaring, beamy.

Homophones for Somber:

• semipro, semaphore, signifier, skin over, scamper, scomber, sign over, skim over, sambur, ski jumper, sombrero, sniffer, sniper, sombre, snapper, swamp hare, snuffer, sunberry, sea cucumber, saquinavir, simperer, samovar, simper, sinoper, sambar, snooper, skimp over, swamp fever, snowberry, snobbery, sambre, samphire.