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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bleak one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, outlook, or perspective that is negative, hopeless, or lacking in positivity.
Example: "The report painted a bleak one, highlighting the challenges the company faced in the coming year."
Alternatives: "a grim one" or "a dismal one".
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Reading this eight-hundred-odd-page volume straight through is like being caught and held by the wrist by an imp or enchantress: Tinkerbell, on a lighthearted day; Ophelia, on a bleak one.
That was a bleak one.
If it's a true reflection of our society it's a bleak one.
God, it's a bleak one, though – no seam of colour or humour to brighten the mood.
It is only a small corner of the European refugee crisis, but it is a bleak one.
Meek's Cutoff by Kelly Reichardt was an eerie and disturbing film, a western, of sorts, and a bleak one.
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As kids, Jose and Ricardo Ponce lived in a bleak one-bedroom apartment, shared by as many as 10 relatives at a time, on the west side of San Bernardino.
If she has a metaphysics, it's a very bleak one.
If this is a metaphor for marriage, it's a slyly bleak one.
The zoo itself is an elaborate technological accomplishment albeit, in my view, a rather bleak one.
Engraved are the words Fiona said to me in that interview, and which I know she meant: "Better to have had a really, really rich life, as I've had, than a long, bleak one".
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