morosity Antonyms
Strongest:
- intoxication
- glee
- mirth
- gladness
- humor
- mirth
- joyousness
- felicity
- jubilation
- exuberance
- ecstasy
- happiness
- gayety
- happiness
- heaven
- gayety
- jubilation
- glee
- elatedness
- bliss
- exultation
- exhilaration
- joyfulness
- ecstasy
- humor
- elation
- exuberance
- joy
- joy
- exhilaration
- intoxication
- joyfulness
- euphoria
- gladness
- elation
- rapture
- bliss
- euphoria
- elatedness
- joyousness
- exultation
- heaven
- felicity
- rapture
Strong:
- rapturousness
- optimism
- gleefulness
- jollity
- content
- content
- blissfulness
- contentment
- cheerfulness
- cheeriness
- cheeriness
- mirthfulness
- jollity
- optimism
- contentment
- cheer
- lightheartedness
- satisfaction
- hopefulness
- joviality
- gleefulness
- joviality
- blissfulness
- cheerfulness
- rapturousness
- gayness
- merriment
- gayness
- hopefulness
- gaiety
- gladsomeness
- gladsomeness
- gaiety
- satisfaction
- cheer
- mirthfulness
- merriment
- lightheartedness
Weak:
Meaning of morosity
Webster
morosity (n.)
Moroseness.
morosity Sentence Examples
- The morosity of the crowd cast a pall over the once-lively festival.
- The student's face reflected a deep morosity that worried his teachers.
- The gloomy weather and recent setbacks had induced a profound morosity in her heart.
- The news of the tragedy brought a wave of morosity to the community.
- His morosity was so profound that it seemed to weigh him down physically.
- The morosity of the stock market was a palpable force, dragging down the spirits of investors.
- The city seemed to exude an air of morosity, with everyone going about their lives in a subdued manner.
- The doctor diagnosed the patient's morosity as a symptom of severe depression.
- The morosity of the present seemed to stretch interminably into the foreseeable future.
- Despite her best efforts, she couldn't shake the morosity that had enveloped her since the loss of her loved one.
FAQs About the word morosity
Moroseness.
boredom, regret, drear, morbidness,dismalness, desperation, hopelessness, tedium, despair, ennui
intoxication, glee, mirth, gladness, humor, mirth, joyousness, felicity, jubilation, exuberance
The morosity of the crowd cast a pall over the once-lively festival.
The student's face reflected a deep morosity that worried his teachers.
The gloomy weather and recent setbacks had induced a profound morosity in her heart.
The news of the tragedy brought a wave of morosity to the community.
