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Definition of morbid - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
psychologyhaving an unhealthy interest in death
- She had a morbid fascination with horror movies.
2.
medicalTECH. relating to or caused by diseaseTECH.
- The morbid tissue was examined by the doctor.
3.
horrorRare gruesome or grisly in natureRare
- The morbid details of the crime shocked everyone.
Expressions with morbid
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severe obesity condition with serious health risks
Morbid obesity can lead to heart disease and diabetes.
branch of science studying diseased organs and tissues
Morbid anatomy is essential for understanding disease progression.
Origin of morbid
Latin, morbus (disease)
Terms with morbid included in their meaning
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humor
funny with dark or morbid elements
morbid fascination
person fascinated by death or disaster
behavior
person with disturbing or morbid behavior
morbidly
in a morbid or sinister way
morbid joking
humor that makes light of serious, often morbid topics
psychology
morbid fear of small insects and mites
psychology
morbid fear of pain affecting daily life
psychology
unusual or morbid overexcitement
eerie or macabre
in a way that is eerie, morbid, or fascinated by the macabre
intense fear
morbid fear of falling asleep
melancholy
fit of hypochondria or morbid depression
clinical
morbid fear of mice
psychology
morbid belief of being cursed to die
mindset
state of being morbid or gloomy
Examples of morbid in a sentence
The novel's morbid themes were unsettling. The surgeon removed the morbid growth successfully. Doctors are researching morbid conditions affecting the liver. His morbid curiosity led him to explore the haunted house.
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- French:morbide, pathologique, ...
- German:morbid, krankhaft, ...
- Italian:morboso, patologico, ...
- Spanish:mórbido, patológico, ...
- Portuguese:mórbido, doentio, ...
- Chinese:病态的, 病理的, ...
- Japanese:病的な, 病気に関連する, ...
- Arabic:مَرَضِيّ, مُصَاب بِمَرَض, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹרְבִּידִי, תַּחֲלוּאָתִי, ...
- Russian:болезненный, жуткий, ...
- Ukrainian:хворобливий, моторошний, ...
- Hindi:रुग्ण, रोगग्रस्त, ...
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