withery

/ˈwɪðəri/

Definitions

1. noun

A quality of being mysterious, eerie, or sinister, often associated with the supernatural or a sense of foreboding.

“The withery of the old mansion gave the tourists a chilling feeling.”

2. adjective

Describing something as mysterious, eerie, or sinister, often associated with the supernatural or a sense of foreboding.

“The withery atmosphere in the abandoned asylum made it difficult to explore.”

Synonyms

  • eerie
  • mysterious
  • ominous
  • sinister

Antonyms

  • bright
  • cheerful
  • inviting
  • welcoming