The phrase "gloomy world" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a bleak or dreary atmosphere. For example: "In this gloomy world, there is still hope for a brighter tomorrow."
The Rhône is "a gloomy world," he said.
It is better at developing the gloomy world of cybermagic in a few strokes than the comic was.
It sounds a minor detail but the transformation in outlook from the gloomy World Cup campaign cannot be overstated.
There was Atticus, sitting on the jail stoop in the lamp light, a lone figure in a gloomy world.
America's economy is, even more than it was six months ago, a beacon in a gloomy world, and so a magnet for imports.
His gloomy world view in an autobiographical stand-up is dotted with extracts from the novel he hasn't written and a historical BBC4 documentary he will never make.
"The dancers come out in this gloomy, dark world," said Hannah, a dance student and the daughter of the Rioult company's education director, Kimberly Burnette.
Interacting with the gloomy monochrome world of Escape Plan is a real pleasure, allowing you to tap on in-game items like light bulbs and signs, making them swing or collapse.
His sturdy, gloomy and world-weary countenance, and his soft-spoken manner, were ideally suited to these straitened times.
It is striking that, even as equity strategists talk up share prices, economists, often employed in the same firms, are becoming gloomier about world growth.
Mr. Cheney's gloomy, scary, contentious world view has fueled a more gloomy, scary, contentious world.
