dreary

/ˈdɹɪəɹi/adjective

Dull and gloomy in a way that makes you feel sad or bored.

Example sentence

“Nothing but grey skies and drizzle made for a dreary Monday morning.”

Weather and routines are its usual subjects: a dreary Monday, dreary paperwork. It blends gloom with monotony.

Related words

dribbleIn sports such as basketball or soccer, to move forward while keeping control of the ball with repeated bounces or small kicks.dreadTo feel great fear or deep anxiety about something that is going to happen.drivewayA short private path for cars connecting the street to someone's house or garage.drawerA box-shaped container without a top that slides in and out of a piece of furniture and holds clothes or other items.drizzleTo rain in very small, light drops.drapesLong, heavy curtains that cover a window.