Mood
Meaning
A temporary state of mind or feeling.
Pronunciation
UK muːd
US muːd
Example Sentences
- There are some fantastic unique places available to rent on Airbnb if [you're] in an adventurous kind of mood.
- Have you ever noticed that your mood at work often depends on your manager?
- First, think about your mood right now.
- The mood lift that follows exercise arrives far sooner than most people expect, and it arrives whether or not you are fit.
- So the next time a grey mood settles in, resist the urge to negotiate with it.
- Sleep deserves the first mention, because no other single habit does so much heavy lifting for mood.
- even a twenty-minute walk reliably nudges mood upward, arguably as well as many more ambitious interventions.
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