morose
1 of 1adjective/məˈroʊs/
Forms:more morose,most morose
1
having a sullen, gloomy, or pessimistic disposition
C2- After receiving disappointing news, he became morose and withdrew from social interactions.
- Despite attempts to cheer him up, his morose demeanor persisted throughout the day.
- Her morose expression hinted at the challenges she was facing in her personal life.
- The patient's morose mood was noted by the healthcare professionals, prompting concern for their emotional well-being.
- The somber music playing in the background heightened the morose tone of the movie.