🌧️😔 A cancelled fair. A gloomy sky. And a word that describes something utterly dreary — dismal!Sophie watched the garden fade behind a curtain of rain. “What a dismal day,” Mummy sighed, as the village fair was cancelled.Dismal means causing a mood of gloom or misery.Sophie slumped onto the sofa. No carousel, no candy floss, no fun — just a dismal Saturday that felt as grey as the clouds. Daddy rushed to the attic and returned with a dusty box. “My old magic set!”Soon the living room became a magic theatre — cards flipping, coins disappearing, Mummy laughing as a rubber chicken popped out of nowhere. 🎩✨“I’ll make this dismal day disappear!” Sophie declared, waving her wand. And she did — with laughter, tricks, and imagination.By bedtime, she hugged her parents. “It started dismal… but you made it wonderful.”“That’s the real magic,” Mummy smiled. “Even the most dismal days can shine.”📚 Word of the Day: Dismal — gloomy, sad, or miserable.❤️ Like if you’ve ever turned a gloomy day into a fun one!🔔 Follow for more Word of the Day stories!📲 Join our WhatsApp Channel for updates:https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5wxhEBFLgOGl1pn308#WordOfTheDay #VocabularyStory #LearnEnglishThroughStories #EnglishForKids #StoryLearning #EducationalStories #LearnEnglish #EnglishVocabulary #KidsVocabulary #MoralStories