Definition of Dismals

1. dismal [n] - See also: dismal

Lexicographical Neighbors of Dismals

disloyal
disloyally
disloyalness
disloyalties
disloyalty
dismail
dismal
dismal science
dismaler
dismalest
dismalities
dismality
dismally
dismalness
dismalnesses
dismals (current term)
disman
dismanned
dismanning
dismans
dismantle
dismantled
dismantlement
dismantlements
dismantles
dismantling
dismarch
dismarched
dismarches
dismarching

Literary usage of Dismals

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. A Supplementary English Glossary by Thomas Lewis Owen Davies (1881)
"dismals. In the first two extracts = mourning garments ; in the other ... Such pretty employment in new dismals, when she had hardly worn round her blazing ..."

2. Christmas Festivities: Tales, Sketches, and Characters, with Beauties of the by John Poole (1845)
"This is the work, sir, for driving away the dismals. ... If any man has cause for the ' dismals,' as you call it, you, Major, in this trying situation, ..."

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