adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, such as heavy, dull, or oppressive
Used metaphorically to describe a heavy, oppressive feeling or atmosphere
Used to describe a feeling of extreme fatigue or heaviness in the limbs
Used to describe a dull, lifeless color or texture in a painting or sculpture
Used to describe a heavy, dense metal like lead
The writer used leaden prose to convey the heaviness of the situation.
The psychologist noted the leaden expression on the patient's face, indicating deep sadness.
The teacher's leaden voice suggested exhaustion after a long day of teaching.
The lawyer's leaden arguments failed to convince the jury.
The engineer found the leaden weight of the machinery to be a challenge in the design process.
The chef avoided using leaden ingredients in the recipe to ensure a light and fluffy texture.
The doctor observed the patient's leaden movements as a sign of fatigue.
The artist used leaden colors to create a somber mood in the painting.