morose

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmorosemo‧rose /məˈrəʊs $ -ˈroʊs/ adjective SAD/UNHAPPYbad-tempered, unhappy, and silent Daniel seems very morose and gloomy. —morosely adverb He stared morosely at the floor. —moroseness noun [uncountable]Examples from the Corpusmorose• Frank was sitting alone at the table, looking morose.• He gained a reputation as a practical joker, yet at the same time could be quite morose.• Some people become morose and depressed when they first retire.• For days she was morose, and he could do nothing to cheer her up.• Since the accident she's been morose and moody.• And little Joan had grown morose and was under the care of a dermatologist who was giving her antibiotics.• Nails met them, looking as morose as themselves.• He became a bit morose for a while a bit inside himself which is fairly natural under the circumstances I suppose.• a morose man• He was morose, pessimistic, obsessed with achieving the perfect style.Origin morose (1500-1600) Latin morosus, from mos; → MORAL1

单词	morose
释义	morose From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmorosemo‧rose /məˈrəʊs $ -ˈroʊs/ adjective SAD/UNHAPPYbad-tempered, unhappy, and silent Daniel seems very morose and gloomy. —morosely adverb He stared morosely at the floor. —moroseness noun [uncountable]Examples from the Corpusmorose• Frank was sitting alone at the table, looking morose.• He gained a reputation as a practical joker, yet at the same time could be quite morose.• Some people become morose and depressed when they first retire.• For days she was morose, and he could do nothing to cheer her up.• Since the accident she's been morose and moody.• And little Joan had grown morose and was under the care of a dermatologist who was giving her antibiotics.• Nails met them, looking as morose as themselves.• He became a bit morose for a while a bit inside himself which is fairly natural under the circumstances I suppose.• a morose man• He was morose, pessimistic, obsessed with achieving the perfect style.Origin morose (1500-1600) Latin morosus, from mos; → MORAL1
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