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Definition of morbidly in English: morbidlyadverb ˈmɔːbɪdli 1(with reference to a disturbing or unpleasant interest or activity) in an abnormal and unhealthy manner. a girl who morbidly wears her dead mother's clothes a rich recluse morbidly obsessed with the past Example sentencesExamples - I'm morbidly compelled by stuff filmed on a mobile phone such as the tsunami.
- On the scaffold he gave a courteous bow to those who had come to morbidly observe the spectacle of his death.
- A brother, also called Salvador, had died a few months before Dali's birth, and in childhood he came to identify morbidly with his namesake.
- That blinding, boyish grin, his trademark of the last two decades, now is reserved for moments of morbidly twisted humour.
- I spend Sunday morning at the clubhouse as well, watching more riders flinging themselves downhill, dwelling morbidly upon my looming ordeal.
- What is it that attracts some people to the dead body and makes them morbidly regard it as an object of reverence?
- Is it that we are morbidly fascinated with the dead?
- The poetic association is either Poe's Telltale Heart narrator or Tennyson's Maude, in which a man morbidly considers the effects of his own burial.
- The artifacts on display are interesting, but it's the wall-sized photo of the four dead gang members that most visitors find morbidly fascinating.
- It pays to keep a positive attitude on these things, not to dwell morbidly upon them, and to keep calm.
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In a way that relates to or is indicative of disease. the patients remained morbidly hypertensive Example sentencesExamples - Approximately 9 million Americans are morbidly obese - overweight by at least 100 pounds.
- Looking unconvincingly dissolute, he is trying to recover from being "morbidly alcoholic," and his doctor encourages him to write the novel we see unfolding in flashback.
- Women with morbidly adherent placenta were likely to experience more complications and transfusions.
- He is a novelist who says he seriously considered becoming a doctor before attending college among "unscrupulous, morbidly neurotic pre-med students."
- He was morbidly thin and locked along with his sibling in a dungeon-like room.
- Those who were morbidly fat, with a BMI above 40, lost about 10 years off their expected lifespan, similar to the effect of lifelong smoking.
Definition of morbidly in US English: morbidlyadverbˈmôrbədlē 1(with reference to a disturbing or unpleasant interest or activity) in an abnormal and unhealthy manner. a girl who morbidly wears her dead mother's clothes a rich recluse morbidly obsessed with the past Example sentencesExamples - The poetic association is either Poe's Telltale Heart narrator or Tennyson's Maude, in which a man morbidly considers the effects of his own burial.
- I spend Sunday morning at the clubhouse as well, watching more riders flinging themselves downhill, dwelling morbidly upon my looming ordeal.
- A brother, also called Salvador, had died a few months before Dali's birth, and in childhood he came to identify morbidly with his namesake.
- I'm morbidly compelled by stuff filmed on a mobile phone such as the tsunami.
- On the scaffold he gave a courteous bow to those who had come to morbidly observe the spectacle of his death.
- It pays to keep a positive attitude on these things, not to dwell morbidly upon them, and to keep calm.
- Is it that we are morbidly fascinated with the dead?
- The artifacts on display are interesting, but it's the wall-sized photo of the four dead gang members that most visitors find morbidly fascinating.
- What is it that attracts some people to the dead body and makes them morbidly regard it as an object of reverence?
- That blinding, boyish grin, his trademark of the last two decades, now is reserved for moments of morbidly twisted humour.
2Medicine
In a way that relates to or is indicative of disease. the patients remained morbidly hypertensive Example sentencesExamples - Those who were morbidly fat, with a BMI above 40, lost about 10 years off their expected lifespan, similar to the effect of lifelong smoking.
- He was morbidly thin and locked along with his sibling in a dungeon-like room.
- Women with morbidly adherent placenta were likely to experience more complications and transfusions.
- Looking unconvincingly dissolute, he is trying to recover from being "morbidly alcoholic," and his doctor encourages him to write the novel we see unfolding in flashback.
- He is a novelist who says he seriously considered becoming a doctor before attending college among "unscrupulous, morbidly neurotic pre-med students."
- Approximately 9 million Americans are morbidly obese - overweight by at least 100 pounds.
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