| Definition of 'moroseness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) moroseness, glumness, sullenness
a gloomy ill-tempered feeling
2. (noun) sulkiness, sullenness, moroseness, sourness
a sullen moody resentful disposition
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| Definition of 'moroseness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) moroseness
sourness of temper; sulenness
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Sense: angry and silent.
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 Afrikaans: swartgalligheid |
 Arabic: كآبَه |
 Bulgarian: мрачност |
 Brazilian: rabugice |
 Czech: nerudnost |
 German: die Verdrießlichkeit |
 Danish: gnavenhed; tungsindighed |
 Greek: κατήφεια |
 Spanish: carácter malhumorado/hura |
 Estonian: tusasus, pahurus |
 Farsi: کج خلقى |
 Finnish: yrmeys |
 French: morosité |
 Hebrew: עַגמוּמִיוּת |
 Hindi: उदासी, रूखापन |
 Croatian: mrzovolja |
 Hungarian: mogorvaság |
 Indonesian: kemuraman |
 Icelandic: drungi, fÿla |
 Italian: l'essere imbronciato |
 Japanese: 不きげん |
 Korean: 기분이 언짢음 |
 Lithuanian: niūrumas |
 Latvian: drūmums |
 Malay: kemurungan |
 Dutch: chagrijnigheid |
 Norwegian: surhet, tverrhet |
 Polish: przygnębienie, posępność |
 Persian: کج خلقى |
 Pashto: بد خلقى |
 Portuguese: rabugem |
 Romanian: îmbufnare |
 Russian: мрачность |
 Slovak: nevrlosť |
 Slovenian: zlovoljnost |
 Serbian: zlovolja |
 Swedish: surmulenhet, butterhet |
 Thai: การมีอารมณ์ขุ่นมัว |
 Turkish: suratsızlık |
 Taiwanese: 陰鬱 |
 Ukrainian: похмурість |
 Urdu: روکھاپن |
 Vietnamese: tính khinh khỉnh |
 Chinese: 郁闷 |
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