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Definition of morose - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
emotionsullen and gloomy in mood or appearance
- He sat alone, looking morose at the party.
- Her morose expression worried her friends.
- The weather was morose, matching his mood.
Origin of morose
Latin, morosus (peevish)
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mood
state of being sulky or morose
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- Chinese:阴郁, ...
- Japanese:陰鬱な, ...
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- Hebrew:קוֹדֵר, ...
- Russian:угрюмый, ...
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