morosous (Meaning)
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morosous (a.)
Morose.
Synonyms & Antonyms of morosous
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
morosous Sentence Examples
- The morosous tenant refused to pay his rent, leading to his eviction.
- The child's morosous expression hinted at an underlying unhappiness.
- The politician's morosous demeanor cast doubt on his ability to connect with voters.
- The morosous atmosphere at the funeral weighed heavily on the mourners.
- The morosous weather dampened the spirits of the outdoor party.
- The morosous employee was constantly complaining, creating a toxic work environment.
- The morosous demeanor of the patient made it difficult for the doctor to determine their symptoms.
- The morosous rain relentlessly pounded down, making it impossible to go outside.
- The morosous silence of the forest sent shivers down their spines.
- The morosous memories of her past haunted her, casting a shadow over her present.
FAQs About the word morosous
Morose.
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No antonyms found.
The morosous tenant refused to pay his rent, leading to his eviction.
The child's morosous expression hinted at an underlying unhappiness.
The politician's morosous demeanor cast doubt on his ability to connect with voters.
The morosous atmosphere at the funeral weighed heavily on the mourners.
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