0 unhappy, annoyed, and unwilling to speak or smile: --
Why are you so morose these days?
a morose expression
1 unhappy or annoyed and unwilling to speak, smile, or be pleasant to people: --
This foreknowledge of his own (suspected) demise led to a somewhat subdued, even morose, demeanor.
Her boyfriend died of aids, having despaired and become morose because of the disease.
Normally happy men become morose, distrustful, embittered.
If you want men to continue to nurse a grievance and become morose, then you are doing it when you refuse a willing worker any source of income except.
The alternative is something that is terrible to see—the patients sitting down, doing nothing, miserable and morose, and in fact waiting for death, whether consciously or otherwise.
My friend, a man of cheerful, sunny character with an enormous capacity for enjoying life, gradually became bitter, morose, savage and often cruel to those around him.
Surely we cannot get over the difficulty by saying that prisoners who are really like wild beasts—morose, and subject to gusts of passion—are abnormal and ought to be certified insane.
Under its influence the weak man becomes foolish, the morose man weeps, and the excitable man becomes exalted.
