Morbid
Morbid adjective - Causing or marked by an atmosphere lacking in cheer.
Philosophical and morbid are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Philosophical" instead an adjective "Morbid".
Philosophical
Philosophical adjective - Of or relating to philosophy or philosophers.
Morbid and philosophical are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Morbid" instead an adjective "Philosophical".
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- His third personality, when the show decided to get Darker and Edgier again, made him philosophical, Byronic, dignified and quite morbid, developing some Chessmaster qualities and dispensing with a lot of the childlike aspects of his character.
Source: Retool / Live-Action Television -
Before video games made Mook Makers a staple, OD&D had the grey philosopher: an undead cleric whose morbid philosophical musings materialized as vicious little ghost-like critters called malices.
Source: Mook Maker
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