Synonyms for MOOD
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1. mood

   An intellectual fancy is a mental image or picture founded upon slight or whimsical association or resemblance; a conceit has less of the picturesque and more of the theoretic than a fancy; a conceit is somewhat aside from the common laws of reasoning, as a fancy is lighter and more airy than the common mode of thought. A conceit or fancy may be wholly unfounded, while a conception always has, or is believed to have, some answering reality. (Compare REASON.) An intellectual fancy or conceit may be pleasing or amusing, but is never worth serious discussion; we speak of a mere fancy, a droll or odd conceit. An emotional or personal fancy is a capricious liking formed with slight reason and no exercise of judgment, and liable to fade as lightly as it was formed. In a broader sense, the fancy signifies the faculty by which fancies or mental images are formed, associated, or combined. Compare synonyms for DREAM; IDEA; IMAGINATION.

   Synonyms:
   belief, caprice, conceit, conception, desire, fancy, humor, idea, image, imagination, inclination, liking, predilection, supposition, vagary, whim

   Antonyms:
   actuality, certainty, fact, reality, truth, verity

   Preposition:
   To have a fancy for or take a fancy to a person or thing.

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1. mood

   Synonyms:
   state, temper, humor, feeling, vein, disposition

   Antonyms:
   mind, character, disposition, nature

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1. temper, mood, humor, humournoun

   a characteristic (habitual or relatively temporary) state of feeling

   "whether he praised or cursed me depended on his temper at the time"; "he was in a bad humor"

   Synonyms:
   liquid body substance, temper, modality, sense of humour, climate, irritability, surliness, biliousness, mode, mood, peevishness, pique, humor, pettishness, wittiness, body fluid, irritation, sense of humor, wit, humour, bodily fluid, snappishness, toughness, witticism

2. climate, moodnoun

   the prevailing psychological state

   "the climate of opinion"; "the national mood had changed radically since the last election"

   Synonyms:
   temper, mode, mood, humour, modality, humor, climate, clime

3. mood, mode, modalitynoun

   verb inflections that express how the action or state is conceived by the speaker

   Synonyms:
   temper, sensory system, manner, musical mode, fashion, mode, way, humour, modality, modal value, sense modality, humor, climate, style, mood

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1. • Condition
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1. moodnoun

   Synonyms:
   temper, humor, disposition, vein, frame of mind

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1. moodnoun

   Synonyms:
   humor

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1. List of paraphrases for "mood":

   humour, atmosphere, sentiment, humor, ambiance, ambience, temper, climate, vibe, spirit

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How to use MOOD in a sentence?

1. Chris Cuomo:

   I've always been a soft guy, i am the Love Gov. I'm a cool dude in a loose mood. You know that. I just say let it go. Just go with the flow, baby.

2. Gillian Hawker:

   People with a lot of joint pain have difficulty sleeping, which can result in greater fatigue and depressed mood and pain severity, physical activity, which is the primary therapy for knee osteoarthritis, helps sleep, pain, mood and functioning.

3. Erik Brattberg:

   I think the Chinese have been surprised by how quickly the mood in European Union has turned.

4. Stefan Worrall:

   Turnover has been bad in Japan and that's a function of a number of approaching events that could determine the mood going forward.

5. Lavina Goodell:

   Critics are by no means the end of the law. Do not think all is over with you because you articles are rejected. It may be that the editor has his drawer full, or that he does not know enough to appreciate you, or you have not gained a reputation, or he is not in a mood to be pleased. A critic's judgment is like that of any intelligent person. If he has experience, he is capable of judging whether a book will sell. That is all.