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macabre
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/məˈkɑːbrə/
US
/məˈkɑːbɚ/
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macabre
adjective
more macabre
Comp.
most macabre
Super.
UK
/məˈkɑːbrə/
US
/məˈkɑːbɚ/
жуткий
The movie had a macabre atmosphere that left the audience feeling uneasy.
Фильм имел жуткую атмосферу, которая оставила зрителей в состоянии тревоги.
мрачный
The artist's work is known for its macabre themes and dark imagery.
Работы художника известны своими мрачными темами и темными образами.
страшный
The novel's macabre plot kept readers on the edge of their seats.
Страшный сюжет романа держал читателей в напряжении.
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зловещий
ужасающий
Synonyms
gruesome
ghastly
horrific
morbid
spooky
unsettling
frightening
chilling
macabre
noun
UK
/məˈkɑːb/
US
/məˈkɑbrə/
Usually appears with the definite article ('the macabre') to denote gruesome or horrifying quality; uncountable.
Synonyms
morbidity
gruesomeness
ghoulishness
ghastliness
grimness
horror
dreadfulness
morbidness
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macabre
adjective
Involving or depicting death or injury in a way that is gruesome or horrifying.
The film's macabre scenes left the audience feeling uneasy.
Having a grim or ghastly atmosphere, often associated with the morbid or the grotesque.
The artist's macabre style is evident in his paintings of haunted landscapes.
macabre
noun
Gruesome or horrifying quality or subject matter, especially that relating to death.
The novelist is fascinated by the macabre and fills his stories with dark imagery.
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