ghoulish [ˈguːlɪʃ] adjetivomacabro(a) (humor, remark)
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ghoulish [ˈɡuːlɪʃ]
adjective
[+practice, activity] macabro; [+person, curiosity] morboso these ghoulish practices continued well into the 19th century could be human sacrifice, bloodletting for medicinal purpioses etc according to the ghoulish procedures of Roman congregations, the body of a priest, Father Solanus Casey, already recognized as good during his lifetime, was exhumed, inspected, and reburied in a coffin they are there only to satisfy their ghoulish curiosity Harold Elletson branded the film tasteless, ghoulish and all in the name of so-called entertainment
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