Noun:

বিমর্ষতা,

moroseness's Usage Examples:

historical medicine include: lugubriousness, from Latin lugere, "to mourn"; moroseness, from Latin morosus, "self-will or fastidious habit"; wistfulness, from.

Severus persuaded his mother not to marry Theoclia to Maximus disliking the moroseness of Maximus' father.

for example boxwood, into the home and hang them in order to ward off moroseness in the dark and cold winter months.

Freiberg has remarked on the terrain of the film: "The frustrations and moroseness of the lovers in Floating Clouds are directly linked to and embedded in.

slow, raspy yet commanding manner, with a certain accentuated low-key moroseness to his tone, sometimes placing unusual stress on syllables, stressing.

Her moroseness is mesmerizing, but she also gives Nico a tense intelligence, and her.

similar misunderstanding of my teaching when, exasperated by his continuing moroseness and his near-permanent occupancy of my writing desk, I said to him, 'Next.

kind master, the generous friend; zealous without faction, pious without moroseness, chearful with innocence, possessed of the esteem of good men who knew.

While talking about Saverio's moroseness at school, which even the students have noticed, they spot a light through.

Chingunde meaning moroseness, sullenness.

discharge, Hubbard sought out psychiatric help to treat his "long periods of moroseness and suicidal inclinations" but reported that he could not afford it.

The law of kindness is in their mouths; no sourness or moroseness, disgraces their religion; and whatsoever they believe their Savior commands.

he answers with a surly look, and by his dejected, gloomy aspect and moroseness, he not badly represents the animal he is named after".

However, Monahan "tired slightly" of Joe's "moroseness" over the course of the episode, and Handlen found Jennifer "more of a.

… My nervousness, moroseness and vacillation get worse as time goes on, and the frequent resort to.

Depression and anxiety occurs habitually as well as frequent moroseness of character.

20th-century, Carey was represented as a balladeer whose fundamental moroseness was proven by his shameful suicide, and his plays, now devoid of topicality.

I cannot account for nor rise above long periods of moroseness and suicidal inclinations, and have newly come to realize that I must.

sycophancy to those above him, of arrogance to those beneath him, and of moroseness among his equals", having attained the consulship in 43 (suffect for Claudius).

Synonyms:

sullenness; sourness; sulkiness; ill nature;

Antonyms:

good humor; patience; dullness; good nature;