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morbidness's Usage Examples:

Lovecraft", but some readers objected to his morbidness and violation of pulp traditions.

While Mamimi conceals her destructive nature, her aura of benign morbidness does make her an outcast in the eyes of others, save Naota who had a crush.

reading it, finds a decided delight upon Bierce"s character and his grim morbidness and obsession.

"What saves the collection from morbidness is the formal beauty and remorselessly compressed clarity of the writing.

become pure and holy; then will woman be raised from the iniquity and morbidness in which she now wallows for existence, and the intensity and glory of.

often ignored) Free versification Doubt, dualism Constant repugnance, morbidness, suffering, pessimism, Satanism, masochism, cynicism, self-destruction.

" All men "tragically great," Ishmael says, "are made so through a certain morbidness.

This second generation of Romantics was obsessed with morbidness and death, and soon after, social commentary could be found in literature.

" The review continued: "What saves the collection from morbidness is the formal beauty and remorselessly compressed clarity of the writing.

It clears the cobwebs from the brain and sweeps morbidness from the heart.

sanity runs through even her grayest chapters, insuring them against the morbidness that is the most dangerous pitfall in the path of the novelist who deals.

over-ruling morbidness at the bottom of his nature", and "all men tragically great", Melville added, "are made so through a certain morbidness; "all mortal.

The contrast of an esthetic point of view, carried "even to morbidness" (to use James"s own words), with a more rigid, traditionalist stance.

Synonyms:

morbidity, cognitive state, state of mind,

Antonyms:

popularity, unresponsiveness, unholiness, logicalness,