macabre

Love? This wasn't love! This was madness. Insanity. He was crazy. He'd taken something of beauty and twisted it into macabre reality.

Are members of a macabre, secretive order of scholars seeking to understand the true nature of death.

In his introductory monologue, he tried to point out that he was a nice guy despite his sometimes macabre roles.

You're outbid at an auction for a macabre piece of art that you just must have.

Estate planning was never cheerful, but now it is getting downright macabre, at least for the tax averse.

I also read a review that said their onstage antics are way more bizarre and macabre than they used to be.

I hate to sound macabre, but I'm actually a little excited, from a historical point-of-view.

The lights went out, ' she said, noting that motivations can range from the macabre to the moral.

Yet this is only the latest, macabre , technique in a country that suffers an epidemic of suicides.

Dance Macabre, high technology wins, let us look forward to them in the national finals of the wonderful performance!

Their dark, blistering sound, harsh vocals, and macabre, proudly Satanic imagery proved a major inspiration for extreme metal bands.

Their torches lit the macabre proceedings in a pallid light that danced over their garish rune-covered robes.

IT WAS a macabre, if predictable, way of celebrating ETA's 50th anniversary.

With Hallowe'en this weekend, Edinburgh's darker side is a draw for anyone with a penchant for the macabre.

TERRORISM and guerrilla warfare are often intended as macabre theatre.

This blood-red lake outside of Iraq's Sadr City garnered a fair share of macabre speculation when it was discovered in 2007.

Bones hung from the ceiling like a macabre chandelier.

"Future Weapons" takes viewers into the macabre and secret world of weapons development.

These conversations give some macabre cheer to another emerging group of Wall Streeters .

Fairy tales of the past were often full of macabre and gruesome twists and endings.

But before macabre meant macabre why call the dance of death macabre?

Hopefully, that means a day that'll be less macabre than the previous ones.

BURIED in the 2001 round of George Bush's tax cuts was a macabre oddity.

But his passions had a macabre side.

This macabre offering shows some much-loved cartoon characters taking part in a grisly dissection.

as much of the mad and macabre as they were to see that day

That's a macabre comment because we lost a lot of pilots.

II From the soil that you excavate, Resigned, macabre villagers, From all the effort of your backs, Or of your muscles stripped of skin,

but it was a macabre incident at the time

macabre causing fear, because connected with death