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moroseness

NOUN
  1. a gloomy ill-tempered feeling
  2. a sullen moody resentful disposition

How To Use moroseness In A Sentence

  • Regular meals keep the blood sugar level at a normal high, and prevents the terrible let down feeling that can result in moroseness, negativism, and sometimes even anger. Archive 2007-04-01
  • I am confident that his sleep was stupefied and dreamless, and that he awoke next day merely to heaviness and moroseness, and that if he lives to-day he does not remember that night, so passing was it as an incident. Chapter 4
  • I've progressively grown to abhor her habitual moroseness.
  • It is not beyond possibility that Wenger's side will be eliminated at the Stadio Friuli next Wednesday, but the moroseness being expressed wilfully ignores the impact of the away goal that Arsenal should be capable of scoring in Italy. Amid the gloom, much to cheer in Arsenal's scrambled win over Udinese | Kevin McCarra
  • His moroseness changed to a deep-seated melancholy. CHAPTER XXXII
  • Too long had he cultivated reticence, aloofness, and moroseness. The Love-Master
  • Having finished the satisfying of his own inward man; and commenced the indulgence of adding his contribution to the general nicotian pregnated atmosphere, while proceeding about his vocation, he replied to William's various questions with a wonderful alacrity and volubility, strangely contrasting with the taciturn moroseness which had appeared to be his usual manner. Fern Vale (Volume 1) or the Queensland Squatter
  • I was concerned I'd slip into a mass of moroseness, but that hasn't happened as yet.
  • Despite the moroseness of the music, the people who made it could be a fun bunch. The Seattle Sound
  • Uncomfortable with his sudden moroseness, Caitlin decided it was time to leave and she rose from the chair.
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