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Definition of morbid
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of morbid is as below...
Morbid
(a.) 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..
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Alterative
::
Alterative
(a.)
Gradually
changing,
or
tending
to
change,
a
morbid
state of the
functions
into one of
health..
Supersensual
::
Supersensitive
(a.)
Excessively
sensitive;
morbidly
sensitive.
Bloat
::
Bloat (v. t.) To make
turgid,
as with water or air; to cause a
swelling
of the
surface
of, from
effusion
of serum in the
cellular
tissue,
producing
a
morbid
enlargement,
often
accompanied
with
softness..
Tubercle
::
Tubercle
(n.) A small mass or
aggregation
of
morbid
matter;
especially,
the
deposit
which
accompanies
scrofula
or
phthisis.
This is
composed
of a hard,
grayish,
or
yellowish,
translucent
or
opaque
matter,
which
gradually
softens,
and
excites
suppuration
in its
vicinity.
It is most
frequently
found in the
lungs,
causing
consumption..
Humor
::
Humor (n.) A
vitiated
or
morbid
animal
fluid,
such as often
causes
an
eruption
on the
skin..
Diseasedness
::
Diseasedness
(n.) The state of being
diseased;
a
morbid
state;
sickness.
Ringbone
::
Ringbone
(n.) A
morbid
growth
or
deposit
of bony
matter
between
or on the small
pastern
and the great
pastern
bones.
Hypersecretion
::
Hypersecretion
(n.)
Morbid
or
excessive
secretion,
as in
catarrh..
Exostosis
::
Exostosis
(n.) Any
protuberance
of a bone which is not
natural;
an
excrescence
or
morbid
enlargement
of a bone.
Sidebone
::
Sidebone
(n.) A
morbid
growth
or
deposit
of bony
matter
and at the sides of the
coronet
and
coffin
bone of a
horse.
Pyaemia
::
Pyaemia
(n.) A form of blood
poisoning
produced
by the
absorption
into the blood of
morbid
matters
usually
originating
in a wound or local
inflammation.
It is
characterized
by the
development
of
multiple
abscesses
throughout
the body, and is
attended
with
irregularly
recurring
chills,
fever,
profuse
sweating,
and
exhaustion..
Affection
::
Affection
(n.)
Disease;
morbid
symptom;
malady;
as, a
pulmonary
affection..
Discussive
::
Discussive
(n.) A
medicine
that
discusses
or
disperses
morbid
humors;
a
discutient.
Malaria
::
Malaria
(n.) A
morbid
condition
produced
by
exhalations
from
decaying
vegetable
matter
in
contact
with
moisture,
giving
rise to fever and ague and many other
symptoms
characterized
by their
tendency
to recur at
definite
and
usually
uniform
intervals..
Tubercle
::
Tubercle
(n.) A small
knoblike
prominence
or
excrescence,
whether
natural
or
morbid;
as, a
tubercle
on a
plant;
a
tubercle
on a bone; the
tubercles
appearing
on the body in
leprosy..
Ailment
::
Ailment
(n.)
Indisposition;
morbid
affection
of the body; -- not
applied
ordinarily
to acute
diseases.
Cold
::
Cold (n.) A
morbid
state of the
animal
system
produced
by
exposure
to cold or
dampness;
a
catarrh.
Inflame
::
Inflame
(v. i.) To grow
morbidly
hot,
congested,
or
painful;
to
become
angry or
incensed..
Nymphomania
::
Nymphomania
(n.)
Morbid
and
uncontrollable
sexual
desire
in
women,
constituting
a true
disease..
Splenocele
::
Splenization
(n.) A
morbid
state of the lung
produced
by
inflammation,
in which its
tissue
resembles
that of the
spleen..
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