English to Latin Meaning of morose - morosi

Morose :

morosi

adjective

terebravisse, depressus, acidus, furva, morosi, erat arida, difficilis, durum, solidum, tenax,, pertinax, £ fectus morbosi, morboque fameque,, idest melancholia;, Diopsittaca beetle,, squalentem, EQUES, aspero, durus,, quod elevatæ, tristitia, curant lienosos, morosae, ferox, flagranti, velox-temperatus

Morose :: morosaMorosely :: morphologicalisMoroseness :: adrogans minoribus,

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Definitions of morose in English

Adjective(1) showing a brooding ill humor

Examples of morose in English

(1) But each time, the spells of euphoria passed as quickly as they came and he would be morose .(2) His lyrics have grown less morose and more philosophical, and he sings them with newfound expressiveness.(3) Have years of negative hype made him weary and morose ?(4) But to be honest, they all look the same to me, conceited and morose .(5) And one day I might get as morose as him, and might need someone to irritate.(6) His morose delivery makes you uncertain whether you are supposed to laugh or cry.(7) Except there is a very sour, very morose and desperate essence in his interpretation.(8) An irritated glare adorned his otherwise striking face, dark and morose and very, very angry.(9) He became morose and silent.(10) I got fed up with people in America thinking that my music is morose and depressing and all that.(11) He sensed she was feeling very morose today, and he was sure that the fact that her mother was coming back wasn't all that there was to it.(12) He stood on his own, looking morose as usual.(13) And yet, you feel, he is unhappy with the popular image of him as a morose and stern man.(14) Then, feeling a bit morose and at a loose end, I headed for the bar.(15) In the latter days he appeared morose and worried.(16) Just what's needed when everybody is feeling morose and downhearted about the economic situation.

(1) moron ::

moron

Synonyms

Adjective

1. sullen ::

sed tristes

2. sulky ::

sulky

3. gloomy ::

tristis

4. bad-tempered ::

-temperatus mala

5. ill-tempered ::

ill-tempered

6. dour ::

stamina duris

7. surly ::

ac mala

8. sour ::

uvam

9. glum ::

morboque fameque,

10. moody ::

tRISTIS

11. ill-humored ::

ill agitasse remissos,

12. melancholy ::

melancholia

13. melancholic ::

idest melancholia;

14. brooding ::

habitusque incogniti;

15. broody ::

in ovo

16. doleful ::

miseranda coorta est

17. miserable ::

miser

18. depressed ::

depressus

19. dejected ::

maesta

20. despondent ::

videri solent

21. downcast ::

diversa mutati

22. unhappy ::

infelix

23. low ::

humilis

24. down ::

descendit

25. grumpy ::

malevolum

26. irritable ::

iracundior

27. churlish ::

durus,

28. cantankerous ::

morosus

29. crotchety ::

crotchety

30. cross ::

traicere

31. crabby ::

aestimemus assis!

32. cranky ::

cranky

33. grouchy ::

grouchy

34. testy ::

difficiles

35. snappish ::

LIENOSUS

36. peevish ::

morosae

37. crusty ::

tetricis dicerer

38. blue ::

caeruleum

39. down in the dumps ::

et ad eri

Antonyms

1. bright ::

clara

2. cheerful ::

hilari

3. cheery ::

GAUDENS

4. cordial ::

concordiamque

5. festive ::

festum

6. friendly ::

amicissimum

7. gay ::

gay

Different Forms

morose, morosely, moroseness

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