The quality or state of being glumpy; habitual sulkiness, moroseness, or heavy gloominess.
From 'glumpy' + '-ness' (abstract noun suffix). Following standard patterns of English noun formation from adjectives.
The noun 'glumpiness' captures something that 'glumness' doesn't—an active, resistant quality rather than passive sadness, often paired with teenage behavior or bad moods.
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