bemood
verbEtymology From be- + mood.
1
To endow with a mood; put in a mood; attune.
- Is philosophy merely one bemooded Dasein in the person of the professor forming his or her speech so as to suit another bemooded Dasein, namely, that of the students?2004, Allen Michael Scult, Being Jewish/Reading Heidegger:
- At your ears and in harmony left with right Till the moon bemoods: to the new, to the full, Only look up: possessing night — Cattic Bacchanal!2005, Ted Hughes, Paul Keegan, Collected Poems:
- Derived terms
- bemoodedness