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Meaning & Definition of Morose in English

English

Morose

Sullen and ill-tempered.


Pronunciation:

/məˈroʊs/

Part of Speech:

adjective

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: Having a gloomy or sullen disposition.

    Example Sentence: After the news, she became morose and withdrawn.

  • Definition: Characterized by a gloomy or uncommunicative mood.

    Example Sentence: His morose demeanor made it clear that he wasn't in the mood to socialize.

Etymology

Origin: From Latin morosus, meaning 'peevish, sulky'.

Synonyms

sullengloomymelancholymorbiddispirited

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • morose mood: A state of being gloomy or in low spirits.
  • morose silence: A silence that is heavy with gloom or sadness.

Translations

  • Spanish: moroso
  • French: morose
  • German: morose
  • Russian: угрюмый

Related Words

  • gloomy: Feeling or expressing discontent or dejection.
  • sullen: Bad-tempered and sulky.

Slang Meanings of morose

  • Meaning: In a bad mood.

    Example Sentence: He's been kind of morose since that argument.

  • Meaning: Feeling sad or depressed.

    Example Sentence: I don't know what's up with her; she's been really morose lately.