morbidly (Meaning)
morbidly (r)
in a morbid manner or to a morbid degree
morbidly (adv.)
In a morbid manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of morbidly
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- plutonian
- miserable
- black
- disconsolate
- morose
- oppressive
- dreary
- elegiacal
- gloomy
- elegiac
- depressed
- glum
- gray
- tenebrous
- cheerless
- melancholic
- grey
- comfortless
- saturnine
- chill
- sullen
- forlorn
- drear
- lugubrious
- funereal
- unhappy
- blue
- wretched
- dismal
- mournful
- sepulchral
- sad
- melancholy
- dire
- cloudy
- sombre
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Synonyms:
- dismaying
- woebegone
- plaintive
- desperate
- inconsolable
- low
- dour
- sorrowful
- godforsaken
- pessimistic
- Cimmerian
- discouraging
- woeful
- disheartening
- mirthless
- threatening
- dejected
- dreich
- colorless
- drab
- sunless
- hangdog
- dispiriting
- distressful
- despondent
- grim
- down
- hopeless
- upsetting
- droopy
- lamentable
- tenebrific
- negative
- discomfiting
- dim
- lowering
- dull
- distressing
- menacing
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morbidly Sentence Examples
- The morbidly obese man struggled to breathe, his weight a burden on his body.
- The accident victim's injuries were morbidly gruesome, leaving witnesses horrified.
- The abandoned house had a morbidly eerie atmosphere, eliciting a sense of unease.
- The morgue displayed a morbidly fascinating collection of cadavers for medical study.
- The detective's office was morbidly decorated with autopsy photos and evidence of unsolved crimes.
- The deathly quiet of the hospital ward was morbidly unsettling, broken only by the occasional beeping of medical equipment.
- The cemetery's overgrown graves and crumbling tombstones created a morbidly beautiful scene.
- The morbidly curious teenager ventured into the haunted mansion, seeking thrills that could potentially harm him.
- The news report recounted the morbidly detailed account of a serial killer's rampage, leaving viewers shaken.
- The morbidly twisted horror movie invoked a sickening fascination in its audience, pushing the boundaries of what is acceptable.
FAQs About the word morbidly
in a morbid manner or to a morbid degreeIn a morbid manner.
desolate, solemn, depressing,somber, dark, bleak, cold, depressive, murky, darkening
gay, cheery, buoyant,cheerful, gay, gay, comforting, merry, cheery, mirthful
The morbidly obese man struggled to breathe, his weight a burden on his body.
The accident victim's injuries were morbidly gruesome, leaving witnesses horrified.
The abandoned house had a morbidly eerie atmosphere, eliciting a sense of unease.
The morgue displayed a morbidly fascinating collection of cadavers for medical study.
