morne
When you're describing something as morne, you're saying it's gloomy or dismal. Think of a gray, rainy day that just feels lifeless. It's often used to describe places or atmospheres that lack cheer.
For example, you might say Le ciel est morne to describe a dull, overcast sky, or L'ambiance était morne if a party or gathering felt really cheerless and flat. It's a useful word for conveying a sense of melancholy or dreariness. You can also use it to describe a person who seems cheerless or listless, like Il a l'air morne aujourd'hui (He looks gloomy today).
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