morbose Sentence Examples
- The dark and macabre atmosphere of the gothic novel instilled a morbose fascination in her mind.
- The sight of the decaying human body filled her with a morose sense of the futility of life.
- His constant preoccupation with death and suffering was becoming increasingly morbose, bordering on obsession.
- The morose expression on her face reflected the deep sadness and loss she had endured.
- The morbose allure of true crime captivated her attention, drawing her into a spiral of darkness and curiosity.
- The haunting melody of the funeral march carried a morose undertone that sent chills down her spine.
- His morbid fascination with the grotesque and macabre made her question his sanity.
- The morose weather reflected her inner turmoil, casting a heavy pall over her spirits.
- The old house had a morbose history that whispered tales of tragedy and untimely death.
- The morose poetry of Edgar Allan Poe explored the depths of human despair and darkness.
morbose Meaning
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morbose (a.)
Proceeding from disease; morbid; unhealthy.
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Proceeding from disease; morbid; unhealthy.
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The dark and macabre atmosphere of the gothic novel instilled a morbose fascination in her mind.
The sight of the decaying human body filled her with a morose sense of the futility of life.
His constant preoccupation with death and suffering was becoming increasingly morbose, bordering on obsession.
The morose expression on her face reflected the deep sadness and loss she had endured.
