1. sobering - Adjective
2. sobering - Verb
4. sobering - Adjective Satellite
of Sober
Source: Webster's dictionarythe news had a sobering effect Source: Internet
“Again, I know these numbers are stark, they are certainly sobering, they are shocking and they are indeed sad.” Source: Internet
Asked about these issues by Dana Bash on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Dr. Birx, the coordinator of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, had a sobering assessment on the state of the pandemic in the United States. Source: Internet
As we celebrate elephants, their beauty and their majesty, it is sobering to think that we may lose a crucial species because the desire trophies, wall hangings and other vanity objects seemed more appealing. Source: Internet
A sobering lesson in the virus’ tenacity came in China, where officials had recently proclaimed that they had vanquished the virus — only to see it surge back in Beijing, the capital. Source: Internet
City laid down a marker when they thrashed Liverpool 4-0 at the Etihad Stadium on Thursday – a sobering night for the Merseysiders in their first match since ending their 30-year title drought. Source: Internet