Idiom: in a bad mood
Meaning
Idiom: in a bad mood
- in an irritable, annoyed or angry state of mind
- to feel sad and depressed
Example sentences
— Please don't watch the news tonight. It always puts you in a bad mood.
— Why are you always in a bad mood these days?
— He’s been in a bad mood all evening because his favorite team lost today’s match.
— I wouldn't ask your father for anything at the moment—he's in a really bad mood.
— My assistant has been in a really bad mood since she didn't got the position in the marketing department.
— All this rain day after day is really putting me in a bad mood.
— My wife has been in a bad mood all weekend because the Dallas Cowboys lost yesterday day.
— Whenever I'm in a bad mood, I get a massage, treat myself to a healthy dinner and go to sleep early.
— I've decided to resign from my job. The entire department is always in a bad mood and it feels so depressing to go to work.
— Gretchen is in a really bad mood because she didn't get into the University of Michigan and there's not much we can do to cheer her up.
Synonyms
- get out of the wrong side of the bed
- in a foul mood
- be pissed off
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