English dictionary
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English adjective: morbid | |||
| 1. | morbid suggesting an unhealthy mental state | ||
| Samples | Morbid interest in death. Morbid curiosity. | ||
| Similar | unwholesome | ||
| Antonyms | wholesome | ||
| 2. | morbid suggesting the horror of death and decay | ||
| Samples | Morbid details. | ||
| Synonyms | ghoulish | ||
| Similar | offensive | ||
| Antonyms | inoffensive | ||
| 3. | morbid caused by or altered by or manifesting disease or pathology | ||
| Samples | Diseased tonsils. A morbid growth. Pathologic tissue. Pathological bodily processes. | ||
| Synonyms | diseased, pathologic, pathological | ||
| Similar | unhealthy | ||
| Antonyms | healthy | ||
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