Morose Meaning in English

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التعريف

Someone who is morose looks very sad, gloomy, or in a bad mood, often staying quiet and withdrawn.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal/neutral tone; common for describing mood or atmosphere. 'Morose' is stronger than just 'sad', suggesting a deep gloom or sullenness. Often used for people, but can describe places or moods. Avoid for mild sadness.

• Spanish: melancólico - taciturno - hosco
• Portuguese (BR): melancólico - taciturno - carrancudo
• Portuguese (PT): melancólico - carrancudo - taciturno
• Chinese (Simplified): 阴郁的 - 忧郁的
• Chinese (Traditional): 陰鬱的 - 憂鬱的
• Hindi: उदास - मुरझाया हुआ
• Arabic: كئيب - عابس
• Bengali: উদাস - বিষণ্ণ - মলিন
• Russian: угрюмый - мрачный
• Japanese: 陰鬱な - 憂鬱な
• Vietnamese: ủ rũ - u sầu
• Korean: 음울한 - 침울한
• Turkish: asık suratlı - kasvetli
• Urdu: اداس - ملول - غمگین
• Indonesian: murung - suram

جمل نموذجية

He felt morose after failing the exam.

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She became morose during the rainy days.

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The boy looked morose sitting alone at lunch.

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He has a morose expression that never seems to go away.

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The movie’s ending left me feeling pretty morose.

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Whenever he doesn’t get his way, he gets all morose and stops talking.

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