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The phrase "a touch of gloom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a slight or subtle feeling of sadness or melancholy in a situation or atmosphere.
Example: "The overcast sky and the quiet streets gave the town a touch of gloom that lingered throughout the day."
Alternatives: "a hint of sadness" or "a dash of melancholy."
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In the evening, even a well-lit cathedral space will take on a touch of gloom, with the awareness of the day's demise enforcing a certain intimacy among the congregants.
By Russell Platt In the evening, even a well-lit cathedral space will take on a touch of gloom, with the awareness of the day's demise enforcing a certain intimacy among the congregants.
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And a touch of frustration.
A touch of sweetness lingers.
7. "A Touch of Sin".
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