Pronunciation: [ woh-bi-gawn, woh-bi-gon ]
Definition: adjective
beset with woe; affected by woe, especially in appearance; showing or indicating woe
Origin: Middle English
Etymology: from woe + begone ‘surrounded’ (past participle of obsolete bego ‘go around, beset’)
Usage:
Synonyms:
black
bleak
blue
bummed out
chapfallen
cheerless
crestfallen
dejected
dismal
down
grim
dreary
gloomy
miserable
sad
unhappy
Antonyms:
enthused
excited
happy
untroubled
Example: She always had a woebegone look on her face after class.