Unintelligible or meaningless language:

a : a technical
or esoteric language b : pretentious or
needlessly obscure language (WG ) For example: His writings are

nothing but gibberish to me.

Unintelligible or meaningless language:

a : a technical
or esoteric language b : pretentious or
needlessly obscure language (WG ) For example: His writings are

nothing but gibberish to me.

Unintelligible or meaningless language:

a : a technical
or esoteric language b : pretentious or
needlessly obscure language (WG ) For example: His writings are

nothing but gibberish to me.

Unintelligible or meaningless language:

a : a technical
or esoteric language b : pretentious or
needlessly obscure language (WG ) For example: His writings are

nothing but gibberish to me.

Mournful emphasizes the sorrow:

Feeling or expressing sorrow or grief; sorrowful. In another disaster,

the mournful survivors were faced with the grim task of burying the dead. ( PM )

Mournful emphasizes the sorrow:

Feeling or expressing sorrow or grief; sorrowful. In another disaster,

the mournful survivors were faced with the grim task of burying the dead. ( PM )

Mournful emphasizes the sorrow:

Feeling or expressing sorrow or grief; sorrowful. In another disaster,

the mournful survivors were faced with the grim task of burying the dead. ( PM )

Somber communicates a sense of seriousness and depression:

a : of a serious mien : grave somber dignitaries >
> b : of a dismal or depressing character ( SW): melancholy (

FW )

“Timepiece” is the correct hypernym, but in this context, you could also say

I can’t read analog clock faces.

The clock face is the face of the device that you read, and it’s called a “clock face” even if it’s part of a watch rather than a clock. How do you read tape or barometers? Can the terms “clock face” be used in the

exact same way (e.g. “clock face” is best).

“Timepiece” is the correct hypernym, but in this context, you could also say

I can’t read analog clock faces.

The clock face is the face of the device that you read, and it’s called a “clock face” even if it’s part of a watch rather than a clock. How do you read tape or barometers? Can the terms “clock face” be used in the

exact same way (e.g. “clock face” is best).