What is another word for morbidness?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔːbɪdnəs] (IPA) 
Morbidness refers to a state of being characterized by an unhealthy preoccupation with disease, death, and decay. To describe this state, one can use various synonyms such as gloominess, morbidity, and morbosity. Other alternatives include macabreness, melancholy, and lugubriousness. The word also carries a sense of being excessively dark or shocking, and this can be conveyed with terms such as somberness, funereal, or deathly. Additionally, terms such as morbific and pathologic can denote the health consequences of such morbidness. Alternatives for morbidity can help add descriptive variety to writing and better capture the mood of a gloomy or macabre atmosphere.
