Results for morbid

Definitions of morbid:

part of speech: adverb

Morbidly.

part of speech: adjective

Pertaining to, or caused by, disease; sickly; unhealthy; mentally gloomy or unwholesome.

part of speech: adjective

Diseased, sickly: not healthful.

part of speech: adjective

Diseased; not sound and healthful.

part of speech: noun

Morbidness, morbidity.

Usage examples for morbid:

• I thought you were attracted by a morbid desire to witness the horrible. "The Rajah of Dah", George Manville Fenn

• It is, however, morbid to allow it to trouble the mind. "At Large", Arthur Christopher Benson

• The morbid fight was over, and the world was at peace. "Old Kensington", Miss Thackeray

• Dear Toinette, you're in a morbid over- excited state, and must allow your friend to cure you. "The Children of the World", Paul Heyse