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macabre

[muh-kah-bruh, -kahb, -kah-ber] / məˈkɑ brə, -ˈkɑb, -ˈkɑ bər /


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Even so, the kaleidoscope of tales and vignettes, and the blurring of the banal with the macabre, produces a dusky, dreamlike atmosphere that envelopes one’s thoughts like a fine mist.

From The Wall Street Journal

The creators of “Yellowjackets” said they didn’t set out to merely tease the show’s most macabre elements.

From New York Times

This is according to an American soldier, explaining the macabre tactic of playing tapes of loud voices during the Vietnam War to terrify the enemy.

From Los Angeles Times

“I am not being macabre, but if you ask a lot of people, that is the main reason they would buy the paper,” said Jim Helm, a longtime swim coach.

From Los Angeles Times

He’s our reigning master of the macabre, whose ghostly imagination still transports us to the eeriest of places.

From Washington Post