mood
/muːd/Definitions
1. noun
A temporary and intangible state of mind or feeling, typically one of emotion such as happiness, sadness, or anxiety.
“She woke up in a bad mood and didn’t want to talk to anyone.”
2. verb
To be in a particular state of mind or feeling, especially one of emotion such as happiness or sadness.
“The news made me feel sad, and I just sat there, moodily staring at the wall.”
3. noun
A prevailing atmosphere or tone, especially in a place or situation.
“The mood of the party was lively and energetic from the start.”
4. noun
A musical composition characterized by a particular feeling or atmosphere.
“The composer’s latest piece is a somber mood, featuring slow and mournful melodies.”