morose in the PONS Dictionary

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A two-faced creature travels across the surface; one is happy and the other morose.
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While he is described by contemporaries as personally somewhat morose and hypochondriacal, his paintings are lively and brilliant.
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The article stated that writers bring a morose air into the coffee shop's environment and therefore were banned from coming inside.
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This actor knows how to convey a gravity that contrasts well with the series' airy concept, but he avoids becoming heavy and morose.
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This album continued in the vein of the previous two, with a morose, depressive atmosphere and a combination of both clean vocals and death growls.
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Her religious experience was neither morbid nor morose but always winsome and cheerful.
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He narrated that the trick had turned him into a savage, morose, dangerous slave.
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A morose advertising executive has an unexpected romance with a potential client.
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Later, at the post-game dinner, a very morose atmosphere hangs over the proceedings.
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Part of his popularity may have been due to his delightfully morose personality quirks.
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