Sentence examples for morbid aversion from inspiring English sources
Though Wallace was shy, his seeming indifference to controversy contrasts refreshingly with Darwin's morbid aversion to it.
Slow down!" I have a morbid aversion to obstructing traffic inherited, perhaps, from my father, for whom an evening at the theatre was a torment if somebody short was sitting behind him but I obey the shouted order, and the semi on my right roars on ahead of me, unblocking our view of the Arch just as we leave the bridge and sail west.
Slow down!" I have a morbid aversion to obstructing traffic — inherited, perhaps, from my father, for whom an evening at the theatre was a torment if somebody short was sitting behind him — but I obey the shouted order, and the semi on my right roars on ahead of me, unblocking our view of the Arch just as we leave the bridge and sail west.
Coulrophobia: morbid, irrational fear of or aversion to clowns.
Nevertheless, his morbid preoccupation with blowing stuff up, together with my odd aversion to seeing families living in cars, gives the two of us something to talk about.
A morbid, preening excitement.
Sometimes Nature is Morbid.
