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ghoulish

/ˈɡuː.lɪʃ/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de macabre, effrayant ou lié à la mort et au surnaturel.

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adjective

/ˈɡuː.lɪʃ/C1formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de macabre, effrayant ou lié à la mort et au surnaturel.

Describes something that is morbid, gruesome, or related to death and the supernatural.

  1. Macabre and death-relatedC1formal

    Suggesting or evoking the horror and morbid fascination associated with death and decay.

    frMacabre et lié à la mort

    • The abandoned cemetery had a ghoulish atmosphere at night.
    • His ghoulish fascination with old crime scenes disturbed his friends.
    • The painting depicted a ghoulish scene of rotting corpses.

    Synonymesfrightfulghastlygrislygruesomehideoushorridmacabremorbidrepulsiverevolting

  2. Morbidly interestedC1informal

    Showing an unhealthy or obsessive interest in death, suffering, or shocking events.

    frMacabre (intérêt malsain)

    • She has a ghoulish curiosity about car accidents.
    • The tabloid's ghoulish coverage of the tragedy was criticized.
    • He made a ghoulish joke about the funeral, which upset everyone.

    Synonymesmacabremorbidsickunhealthyunwholesome

    Antonymescompassionatehealthysensitivewholesome

Formes
  • more ghoulish comparative form
  • most ghoulish superlative form
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