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morbid

/ˈmɔːr.bɪd/

Перевод: Описывает нездоровый интерес к неприятным темам, особенно к смерти или болезням.

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adjective

/ˈmɔːr.bɪd/B2formal
  • ruОписывает нездоровый интерес к неприятным темам, особенно к смерти или болезням.

Describes an unhealthy interest in unpleasant subjects, especially death or disease.

  1. Unhealthy mental stateB2formal

    Characterized by an abnormal and unhealthy interest in disturbing, unpleasant, or gloomy subjects, especially death.

    ruБолезненный

    • He has a morbid fascination with crime scenes.
    • Her morbid curiosity led her to read about tragic accidents.
    • The film's morbid themes made some viewers uncomfortable.

    Синонимыghoulishgrislygruesomemacabremorbificpathologicalsickunbalancedunhealthyunwholesome

    Антонимыbuoyantcheerfulhealthylightheartedsanguinesoundsunnywholesome

  2. Related to death and decayB2formal

    Suggesting or evoking the horror, unpleasantness, or gruesomeness of death and physical decay.

    ruМрачный

    • The old cemetery had a morbid atmosphere.
    • The painting depicted a morbid scene of a battlefield.
    • His jokes about funerals were considered morbid.

    Синонимыghastlygrislygruesomehideoushorrificmacabre

    Антонимыinvigoratingsalubriouswholesome

  3. Disease-relatedC1formalmedical

    Caused by, altered by, or manifesting a disease or pathological condition.

    ruПатологический

    • The autopsy revealed morbid changes in the liver.
    • Morbid obesity is a serious health condition.
    • The patient's morbid anatomy was studied in detail.

    Синонимыdiseasedpathologicalsickunhealthy

    Антонимыhealthysalubriouswholesome

Формы
  • more morbid comparative form
  • most morbid superlative form
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