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morbidness

/ˈmɔː.bɪd.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant un état d'esprit anormalement sombre ou malsain, ou la qualité de ce qui est nocif et généralement mauvais pour vous.

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noun

/ˈmɔː.bɪd.nəs/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un état d'esprit anormalement sombre ou malsain, ou la qualité de ce qui est nocif et généralement mauvais pour vous.

A noun referring to an abnormally gloomy or unhealthy state of mind, or the quality of being unhealthful and generally bad for you.

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  1. Gloomy state of mindC1formal

    An abnormally dark, unhealthy, or depressive mental state, often characterized by an excessive focus on death or unpleasant subjects.

    frMorosité morbide

    • His morbidness made it difficult for him to enjoy social gatherings.
    • The novel explores the morbidness of a character obsessed with mortality.
    • She was concerned about his growing morbidness and lack of interest in life.

    Synonymesbleaknessdepressiondespondencygloominessmelancholymorosenesssadnesssullennesswistfulness

    Antonymescheerfulnessjoyfulnesslightheartednessoptimism

  2. Unhealthful qualityC1formal

    The quality of being unwholesome, harmful, or generally bad for one's physical or mental well-being.

    frCaractère malsain

    • The morbidness of the abandoned factory was evident in its decay and toxic smell.
    • He avoided the area due to the morbidness of its polluted environment.
    • The diet's morbidness was criticized by health experts.

    Synonymesinsalubritymorbiditynoxiousnessunhealthinessunwholesomeness

    Antonymessalubritywholesomeness

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  • morbidnesses plural form
  • morbidnesses' possessive plural form
  • morbidness's possessive singular form