morose in Greek
morose in Greek is σκυθρωπός — morose means gloomy, sullen, and in a persistently bad mood.
morose in Greek
σκυθρωπός
Pronounced: skythropos
Sullen, gloomy; showing a brooding ill humour.
What does "morose" mean?
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adjective Gloomy, sullen, and in a persistently bad mood.
"He grew morose after losing his job."
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morose in a sentence
- He grew morose after losing his job.
- The team sat in morose silence on the bus home after the defeat.
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What is "morose" in Greek?
"morose" in Greek is σκυθρωπός. morose means: Gloomy, sullen, and in a persistently bad mood.
How do you pronounce σκυθρωπός?
"morose" in Greek is σκυθρωπός, pronounced "skythropos".
How do you use "morose" in a sentence?
Example: "He grew morose after losing his job." In Greek, "morose" is σκυθρωπός.
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