Synonym: blues, gloom. Similar words: drum, drum up, humdrum, conundrum, caldron, children, cauldron, clumsy. Meaning: ['dɒldrəmz] 
n. 1. a state of inactivity (in business or art etc) 2. a belt of calms and light winds between the northern and southern trade winds of the Atlantic and Pacific.
n. 1. a state of inactivity (in business or art etc) 2. a belt of calms and light winds between the northern and southern trade winds of the Atlantic and Pacific. 
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31 A ship becalmed in the Doldrums, near the equator, need only carry auxiliary sails made of reflecting material.
32 The ordering of building materials would help greatly the building supplies industry that is at present in the doldrums.
33 It did this in Tuscany a few years back, when Chianti was in the doldrums.
34 August is a time of doldrums for many enterprises.
35 Boiler and oil pipe demand remains in the doldrums.
36 On April 5 the doldrums eased.
37 The FFA loss, it is dry cargo market in the doldrums by - product .
38 The doldrums and the self-humiliation made them take pity on themselves and even be disgusted of themselves.
39 ALTHOUGH Svetlana Khorkina is a world-famous Russian gymnast and seven-time Olympic medalist, not many people know that it was the Universiade that helped her reemerge from the doldrums.
40 Only three trading days this week, light trading market turnover in the doldrums.
41 Another government survey showed the housing market remains in the doldrums.
42 At present, as the largest corporate pension, the Chinese oil group annuity market in the doldrums for the market to add a little Light.
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43 If I lose you, my life will be blue doldrums.
44 Third, the real estate market in the doldrums, consumer hot spot cooling.
45 Mr. Wang appears to be in the doldrums when he faces a language barrier.
46 He's been in the doldrums ever since his wife left him.
47 South Koreans feel their country is rising from the doldrums.
48 The day the Mariposa entered the doldrums, Martin was more miserable than ever.
49 Entering the 1990 s, Chinese symphonic creation found itself in the doldrums.
50 Demand in America will rise only slightly: with the housing market still in the doldrums and cash-for-clunker subsidies at an end, consumers will be wary about buying big-ticket items.
51 When Janis Joplin sang, "Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose, " the current economic doldrums probably aren't what she had in mind.
52 More terror, compared to Raul in the doldrums , the other team striker Higuain is the sun at high noon[sentencedict.com], there was an uproar in the media when "Higuain Raul to replace the time has come."
53 The first three seasons of Smith's career, Atlanta was in doldrums.
54 He's in the doldrums.
More similar words: drum, drum up, humdrum, conundrum, caldron, children, cauldron, clumsy, idol, dole, doll, clumsiness, dolly, circumspect, drug, drub, dollop, circumscribe, circumstance, idolatry, doleful, idolize, dolphin, circumstances, drudge, dolorous, indolent, redolent, circumspection, circumstantial.