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It is a macabre tale of the walking dead.macabre = gruesome or death-related
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The artist’s latest exhibit took a macabre turn, featuring sculptures made from animal bones.
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It sounds macabre, but when Mother realized that after she's dead, she won't be able to tell me what to wear anymore, she came up with this ingenious postmortem system. (source)macabre = disturbing because of association with death
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I was trying for a joke, but it came out sounding macabre.† (source)
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Saunière's left index finger was also bloody, apparently having been dipped into the wound to create the most unsettling aspect of his own macabre deathbed; using his own blood as ink, and employing his own naked abdomen as a canvas, Saunière had drawn a simple symbol on his flesh—five straight lines that intersected to form a five-pointed star.† (source)
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CHAPTER FIVE — Dance Macabre† (source)
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Systematically, in her kind, concerned voice she conjured up the macabre future in store for them.† (source)
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I asked macabrely.† (source)
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Olly: lord of the flies, macabre, black, stealing silverware, my sister† (source)
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People think that's macabre, but I do wish it.† (source)
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I'm not into all that macabre crap.† (source)
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I vaguely remembered a small crowd of vampires hovering close to Aro in his macabre tower, some male, some female.† (source)
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Finding Ruthie Back in June 1993, during the course of putting together Mommy's will-something I had to force her to do-the macabre subject of her burial came up.† (source)
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In the wild revolving lights his face looked as macabre as any in the frenzied rock group.† (source)
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So instead, Josie found herself veering drunkenly from the soft-focus moments with Matt to the macabre.† (source)
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He hid his most favored treasures in small boxes, among them his first extracted tooth and a photograph of his "twelve-year-old sweetheart," although later observers speculated these boxes also contained treasures of a more macabre sort, such as the skulls of small animals that he disabled and then dissected, alive, in the woods around Gilmanton.† (source)
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