Morbid is valid Scrabble Word

Is morbid a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for MORBID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

of the nature of or indicative of disease
characterized by an abnormal and unhealthy interest in disturbing and unpleasant subjects, especially death and disease
unduly interested in death or unpleasant events
Not sound and healthful; induced by a diseased or abnormal condition; diseased; sickly; as, morbid humors; a morbid constitution; a morbid state of the juices of a plant.
Of or pertaining to disease or diseased parts; as, morbid anatomy.
suggesting an unhealthy mental state
suggesting the horror of death and decay
caused by or altered by or manifesting disease or pathology

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

gruesome

Words related to MORBID

morbider13 morbidest14 morbidly16 morbidness15

Words that contain MORBID

comorbid15 morbider13 morbidly16 morbidest14 morbidity17 morbidezza33 morbidness15 comorbidity21 morbidezzas34 morbidities16 morbidnesses17 comorbidities20

How to use MORBID in a sentence

Dinner was eaten in morbid silence, with painful and fitful efforts to appear interested in each other.
Morbid people are probably as incomprehensible to themselves as to others.
Annie had told Ishmael of its import, and he stared at it in morbid fascination.
She suffered sometimes from a morbid wish to tell the world what she really was.
John shut up became morbid and doubtful immediately.
Ashamed of its own long self-indulgence, it is but too likely to flee from itself into a morbid asceticism.
Those ideas are morbid, like the ravings of a man in a fever.
And as he walked away a morbid sense instilled in him that Lily would never be his bride.
Most of the harsh, unreasonable tenets of the elaborately morbid and distorted mediaval theologyare still retained in the creeds of the great majority of Christendom.
She slept for a time, her sleep broken into by morbid dreams, and eventually she wakened to find her eyes full of tears.

A certain intensity of desire is normal, but modern life tends to a morbid frenzied intensity.
Her position excited a sort of cruel compassion, a morbid curiosity.
But, not being a morbid young man, he did not contemplate carrying a broken heart with him.
He dreaded the morbid selfishness which grows from isolation, and sought a finishing school in the companionship of practical men.
In what is invariably the last chapter of those attacks of morbid dissatisfaction I shall some day feel an intense desire to blow out my brains, and shall probably succumb.
Forget any morbid feelings that may have oppressed you.
It was a wholesome lesson to my morbid discontent and pride to hear what trials she had surmounted already, and how many more she was ready to encounter.
In private intercourse Beddoes was the least morbid of human beings.
To his correspondent, who was in the wilds of Michilimackinac, he continues to lament his morbid inability.
I allude to that morbid desire of extended conquest, which, at least for the last forty years, has so much influenced the character and proceedings of that people.
Men are apt to regard a consciousness of sin as morbid.

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