Morose is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOROSE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• sad, gloomy
• sullen and ill-tempered
• sullen or moody
• Of a sour temper; sullen and austere; ill-humored; severe.
• Lascivious; brooding over evil thoughts.
• showing a brooding ill humor

Words related to MOROSE

morosely13 moroseness12 moroser9 morosest10 morosity13

Words that contain MOROSE

moroser9 morosely13 morosest10 moroseness12 morosenesses14

How to use MOROSE in a sentence

• At last Wykham Delandre settled down to a morose, vengeful acceptance of the situation.
• When Morose is past all hope the nephew offers to release him from his wife and her noisy friends if he will allow him five hundred pounds a year.
• As a rule he was between these two extremes, silent, morose, ill at ease, shooting out curt little remarks which made everyone uncomfortable.
• The natives whom I had taken with me from Goa had proved so lazy and morose that nearly the whole task of making the path through the forest had fallen upon the Igorots.
• But Elsley became not only a more idle, but a more morose man.
• A few days later, the Government not having been recognised by the Powers according to his wish, he curses the Powers and becomes morose.
• They are inured to all manner of hardships, live chiefly upon rice and water, and their disposition is represented as being morose, revengeful, and savage.
• His expression was sulky and morose, and I was thankful when at last we started.
• I then continued my morose and melancholy way, hollow with hunger, intending to start that night for Imbros.
• But I feel quite sure that these people are more easily pleased, contented with less, less morose, and less envious of the ranks above them, than we are.
• On returning home, Val was observed to be silent and morose.
• He became irritable, morose, and melancholy even to madness.
• The morose old Spaniard has taught her a fund of curious things.
• Her morose husband very seldom allowed her to take a cab.
• He grew morose, gloomy, and suspicious, and a reign of extreme severity under Araktcheef commenced.
• He stood for a moment, looking down into the flat, the expression of his face morose and sullen.
• He was always considered by his relatives as being of a morose disposition, vindictive and selfish.
• In the latter play, Cutberd the barber has recommended a wife to Morose.
• Morose he often was, and sullen, but it seemed born of the spirit of misunderstanding which still lurked within his breast, against the world at large.
• Bruno was there, nevertheless, but silent and morose, and bending over his work with a sulky face.
• The near approach of Christmas had for years found her morose and resentful.
• Sometimes for days he would be morose and gloomy, keeping beside his own tent and not mingling with the Indians.
• Pitt, where he had a reputation as a good soldier, but a man of morose and quarrelsome disposition.
• Jackson has published and to entertain the belief that his temper was ever in the least degree morose.
• Are they gloomy, morose and irritable? If they were to that extent they would not be successful.
• You are not so morose as to wish me to become a nun, would our country and religion allow it.
• Yet to Dan Anderson, remote, morose, solitary, his soul out of all perspective, this sight seemed the very end of all the world.
• He became morose again, and looked silently at his feet for a few moments, as if he were debating something in his own mind.
• Captain Hunsden dined here once or twice, and I recollect perfectly how gloomy and morose his manner was.

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