Mood (noun)

  1. A state of mind or feeling characterized by a particular emotion.
  2. A particular feeling or emotion that is expressed through the tone, style, or atmosphere of something, such as a piece of music, a poem, or a work of art.
  3. A grammatical category that indicates the manner in which a verb is used to indicate the attitude of the speaker toward the action being described.

Origin:

The word 'mood' originated from the middle english word 'mode' meaning 'manner or way'.

Examples:

  1. She was in a bad mood and didn't want to talk to anyone.
  2. The music had a sad and melancholic mood.
  3. The mood of the meeting was tense and serious.
  4. The movie had a lighthearted mood and made the audience feel happy.
  5. The painting had a dark and eerie mood, which made it very suspenseful.
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