downbeat

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downbeat

down beat |ˈdounˌbēt ˈdaʊnˌbit | ▶adjective pessimistic; gloomy: the assessment of current economic prospects is downbeat. ▶noun Music an accented beat, usually the first of the bar.

downbeat

down |beat |ˈdaʊnbiːt | ▶adjective 1 pessimistic or gloomy: the assessment of the UK's economic prospects is downbeat. 2 relaxed and understated: he responds to her enthusiasm with downbeat bemusement. ▶noun Music an accented beat, usually the first of the bar.

downbeat

downbeat adjective the mood is decidedly downbeat: pessimistic, gloomy, negative, defeatist, cynical, bleak, fatalistic, dark, black; despairing, despondent, depressed, dejected, demoralized, hopeless, melancholy, glum.

downbeat

downbeat adjective 1 the overall mood is decidedly downbeat: pessimistic, gloomy, negative, defeatist, gloom-ridden, cynical, bleak, fatalistic, dark, black, despairing, despondent, depressed, dejected, demoralized, hopeless, melancholy, glum, lugubrious, suspicious, distrustful, doubting, alarmist; informal given to looking on the black side. ANTONYMS upbeat. 2 the songs are full of downbeat joviality: relaxed, easy-going, equable, free and easy, easy, at ease, casual, informal, nonchalant, insouciant, understated, inconspicuous, low-key, subdued, discreet, muted, subtle, played down, toned down, unostentatious, blasé, cool; informal laid-back, unflappable, together.

downbeat

d ó wn b è at 名詞 C 〘楽 〙下拍, 強拍 (→upbeat ).形容詞 ｟くだけて ｠悲観的な, 暗たんとした .