Definition

Feeling sad, gloomy, or dejected; often lacking energy or enthusiasm.

Example

After hearing the bad news, she felt mopy and didn't want to go out.

Conversation

You seem a bit mopy today, is everything okay?

Yeah, I just didn't sleep well last night.

I get that, sometimes it helps to talk about it.

Thanks, I appreciate it. I'm sure I'll feel better soon.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To print multiple copies of a document using a computer printer instead of making a single original and then copying it with another machine.

Example

I need to mopy this report for the meeting tomorrow.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you remember to mopy those reports for the meeting tomorrow?

Oh no, I completely forgot about that!

It's okay, just make sure to mopy them before we leave.

Root Explanation

This word originates from the slang term 'mope', meaning to sulk or be in a state of dejection. The term 'mopy' describes a state of being gloomy or depressed, often associated with a lack of energy or enthusiasm.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who is 'sulking' or feeling 'gloomy' — that's what 'mopy' means, describing a person in a low-spirited state.

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