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- Dictionaryleaden/lɛdn/
adjective
- 1. dull, heavy, or slow: "his eyelids were leaden with sleep" Similar Opposite
- 2. of the colour of lead; dull grey: "a leaden sky" Similar Opposite
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1. a. : made of lead. b. : of the color of lead : dull gray. 2. a. : oppressively heavy. b. : sluggish. c. : lacking spirit or animation. leadenly adverb. leadenness. ˈle-dᵊn- (n)əs. noun. Synonyms. arid. boring. colorless. drab. dreary.
plunge someone/something into darkness. semi-darkness. shaded. shadow. silhouetted. twilight. See more results » leaden adjective (WITHOUT ENERGY) disapproving. without energy or feeling: a leaden expression / performance. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases.
Leaden definition: inertly heavy like lead; hard to lift or move. See examples of LEADEN used in a sentence.
1. adjective. A leaden sky or sea is dark grey and has no movement of clouds or waves. [literary] The weather was at its worst; bitterly cold, with leaden skies that gave minimum visibility. Synonyms: grey, dingy, overcast, sombre More Synonyms of leaden. 2. adjective.
Define leaden. leaden synonyms, leaden pronunciation, leaden translation, English dictionary definition of leaden. adj. 1. Made of or containing lead. 2. a. Heavy and inert. b. Listless; sluggish. 3. Lacking liveliness or sparkle; dull: a leaden conversation.
leaden. Something leaden moves in a heavy, slow way. After a sleepless night, your leaden feet will walk more sluggishly than usual to the bus stop. Dull, heavy things can be described as leaden, like a dense, boring novel full of leaden dialog or your fatigued, leaden legs at the end of a full day's hike up a mountain.
plunge someone/something into darkness. semi-darkness. shade. silhouetted. twilight. See more results » leaden adjective (WITHOUT ENERGY) disapproving. without energy or feeling: a leaden expression / performance. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases.
