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mood Apprehensive
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mood atmosphere of a poem and the feelings which it evokes.
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mood "A word generally used as a synonym with atmostphere, to describe the story's prevailing ambiance. Mood also includes the idea of tone, the attitude of the author toward the subject of the work."
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mood the expression of emotion in a painting or other artwork. Usually the subject and elements of art, especially line and color, affect the mood of a work of art.
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mood is another grammatical term. There are three moods: Indicative, subjunctive, and imperative. (There
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