The antonym (opposite) is rejoice. The other 4 may be synonyms.
It has a short sound, the short O sounding like "ah."The long O sound is seen in the word mope.
There are two words correctly spelled that way : MOPED (around) - moved in a dull, listless, or melancholy way MOPED (also mo-ped) - colloquial term for a motorized / pedal bicycle
Main Entry:lingerPart of Speech:verbDefinition:loiter, delaySynonyms:amble, be dilatory, be long, be tardy, crawl, dally, dawdle, dillydally, drift, falter, fool around, fritter away, goof off, hang around, hang out*, hesitate, hobble, idle, lag, loll, lumber, mope, mosey, plod, poke, procrastinate, put off, putter, remain, saunter, shuffle, sit around, slouch, stagger, stay, stick around, stop, stroll, take one's time, tarry, tool, totter, trail, traipse, trifle, trudge, vacillate, wait, wait around
Brood, fret, grieve, lament, languish, mope, or sulk are all variations for gloomy thinking.
syn: frown, glower, gripe, grouse, grump, look sullen, lower, mope ant: grin, smile
After receiving a bad grade, she decided to mope around the house all day instead of studying for the next exam.
i think it means something like to mope around~ to sulk. I'm really not sure.
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Yes it can be but mostly it is used as a noun. As a verb it can mean: 1.To make or become dim or indistinct: • obscure, blur, fade, film, fog, haze, mist, 2.To be sullenly aloof or withdrawn: • sulk, lower, brood, mope, pet, pout
In the English Language , there is only one syllable. The suffix 'e' is mute.
The cast of The Big Mope - 2007 includes: Tim Spaulding as Tim
yes
(mope-or-go)
Yes, "mope" and "rope" rhyme with "cloak", while "stake" and "break" rhyme with "broke."
Synonyms (Grouped by Similarity of Meaning) of noun brooding Sense 1 brooding, incubation => parturition, birth, giving birth, birthing -------------- Sense 2 pensiveness, brooding => melancholy -------------- Synonyms (Grouped by Similarity of Meaning) of verb brood Sense 1 brood, worry, dwell => chew over, think over, meditate, ponder, contemplate, muse, reflect, mull, mull over, ruminate, speculate -------------- Sense 2 brood, hover, loom, bulk large => hang -------------- Sense 3 sulk, pout, brood -------------- Sense 4 sulk, grizzle, brood, stew => be -------------- Sense 5 brood, hatch, cover, incubate => reproduce, procreate, multiply -------------- Similarity of adj brooding 2 senses of brooding Sense 1 brooding, broody, contemplative, meditative, musing, pensive, pondering, reflective, ruminative => thoughtful (vs. thoughtless) Sense 2 brood, brooding, hatching => oviparous (vs. ovoviviparous) (vs. viviparous) Above retrieved from www.Synonyms.com