moroseness Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- melancholia
- rue
- disheartenment
- misery
- wretchedness
- woe
- dismalness
- sorrow
- regret
- distress
- discouragement
- somberness
- self-despair
- moodiness
Weak:
Strongest:
- rapture
- joyfulness
- humor
- exultation
- gayety
- exultation
- ecstasy
- merriment
- gladness
- jubilation
- euphoria
- happiness
- heaven
- felicity
- euphoria
- rapture
- elation
- cheerfulness
- joyousness
- exuberance
- mirth
- humor
- exuberance
- joy
- gladness
- intoxication
- joviality
- exhilaration
- elation
- optimism
- glee
- bliss
- jubilation
- felicity
- joviality
- gaiety
- joy
- lightheartedness
- merriment
- gayety
- glee
- jollity
- ecstasy
- gaiety
- heaven
- exhilaration
- happiness
- joyfulness
- intoxication
- lightheartedness
- joyousness
- bliss
- cheerfulness
- optimism
- jollity
- mirth
Strong:
- blissfulness
- gladsomeness
- elatedness
- gleefulness
- blissfulness
- cheeriness
- sunniness
- satisfaction
- hopefulness
- content
- mirthfulness
- cheer
- gayness
- elatedness
- contentment
- contentment
- hopefulness
- sunniness
- satisfaction
- gladsomeness
- cheer
- rapturousness
- content
- gayness
- contentedness
- rapturousness
- mirthfulness
- gleefulness
- contentedness
- cheeriness
Weak:
moroseness Meaning
moroseness (n)
a gloomy ill-tempered feeling
a sullen moody resentful disposition
moroseness (n.)
Sourness of temper; sulenness.
moroseness Sentence Examples
- The child's moroseness was evident in his constant sulking.
- A cloud of moroseness hung over the office, as employees grappled with budget cuts.
- The politician's moroseness was a testament to the recent electoral defeat.
- After the breakup, she sank into a deep moroseness, rarely leaving her room.
- The dreary weather and lack of sunlight contributed to a collective moroseness among the residents.
- The once-jovial professor had grown morose after the loss of his beloved wife.
- The moroseness of the surroundings reflected the weight of the prisoners' incarceration.
- His moroseness was a symptom of his underlying depression.
- The band's music was full of moroseness, reflecting their own disillusionment with the world.
- The moroseness of the funeral procession was a reminder of the fragility of life.
FAQs About the word moroseness
a gloomy ill-tempered feeling, a sullen moody resentful dispositionSourness of temper; sulenness.
hopelessness, morbidness, morosity, boredom,ennui, despair, drear, desperation, tedium, melancholia
rapture, joyfulness, humor, exultation, gayety, exultation, ecstasy, merriment, gladness, jubilation
The child's moroseness was evident in his constant sulking.
A cloud of moroseness hung over the office, as employees grappled with budget cuts.
The politician's moroseness was a testament to the recent electoral defeat.
After the breakup, she sank into a deep moroseness, rarely leaving her room.
