Examples of 'bit morbid' in a sentence
Meaning of "bit morbid"
Bit morbid: This phrase is used to describe something that is slightly disturbing, grim, or dark in nature. It often refers to a subject matter that involves death or suffering
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bit morbid
You are a bit morbid about your curiosity.
This is in danger of becoming a bit morbid.
A bit morbid for a party.
I was young and a bit morbid.
Sounds a little bit morbid as far as head-wear goes.
Especially if they are a bit morbid.
Oh yes, a bit morbid about that case Tim was.
Tends to be a bit morbid.
Oh, yes, a bit morbid about that case, Tim was. Kept all the newspaper cuttings.
I guess I was young and a bit morbid.
I'm sorry if this is a bit morbid but it's something I'm really struggling with.
I first thought it odd that Gran was making these arrangements A bit morbid.
I think there is something a little bit morbid in that question, Angust.
But what if you used the Romulan mental probes now? This might sound a bit morbid.
You know, I just thought it would look a bit morbid with all these people coming.
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It 's fine to be entertained by this stuff, even if it is a bit morbid.
It 's just a bit morbid.
It 's a bit morbid I know, but still.
It 's a little bit morbid.
I do not like talking about this . It 's a little bit morbid.
I think there " s something a little bit morbid in that question, angust.
But it's been sort of a hobby. I know it's a bit morbid.
I know, it's a bit morbid so hear me out.
Yeah . I was young and a bit morbid.
Yes, but … that sounds a bit morbid.
Sorry about the location, it's a bit morbid.
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