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Mood

usgb/muːd/Volume
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Context Matters

The word 'mood' can describe an individual's feelings or a group's atmosphere.

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The mood at the party shifted when the music stopped.
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Descriptive Language

'Mood' is often paired with adjectives to specify the feeling, like 'joyful', 'tense', or 'gloomy'.

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Her joyful mood was contagious.
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Temporal Nature

'Mood' suggests a temporary state that can change quickly.

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The news changed his mood from calm to anxious.
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