Dismal. The sadness of a person, a bleak day, or a bad thing. The original meaning of the word dismal means; unlucky or evil days. The French used it to describe the horrors of world war two. But let us dig deeper to the etymology of the word. Medieval Latin dies mali "evil or unlucky days" from Latin dies "days". Dismals has Latin and Egyptian heritage, but was used by the French. Isn’t this interesting to learn words that you would say, or never said, and learn the different definitions throughout the whole world. I encourage you to research a word and find out if its meaning is really the way you identified it to be.
I chose to use the word dismals. This word can be used in different ways; such as to be sad or perceive someone, or something
I chose to use the word dismals. This word can be used in different ways; such as to be sad or perceive someone, or something