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in french, "morbide" is often used indifferently for "macabre" (i guess because death is "mort"?) but according to the dictionary it means something that makes
by croisillon 8y ago
in french, "morbide" is often used indifferently for "macabre" (i guess because death is "mort"?) but according to the dictionary it means something that makes you sick (un désir morbide) or sicker than you already are
- himlion 8y agoIn Dutch they are used interchangeable as well.