Q: What is the definition of somber, irate, pretentious, and foreboding?

A: Somber - gloomy; irate - angry, enraged; pretentious - filled with the assumption of dignity or importance; foreboding - a feeling of future misfortune.

Answered by Robert C. - Sep 22 2009, 12:17pm
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