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- Dictionaryghoul·ish/ˈɡo͞oliSH/
adjective
- 1. resembling or characteristic of a ghoul: "a ghoulish mask" Similar
- 2. morbidly interested in death or disaster: "she told the story with ghoulish relish"
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The meaning of GHOULISH is resembling, suggesting, or appropriate to a ghoul. How to use ghoulish in a sentence.
Ghoulish definition: strangely diabolical or cruel; monstrous. See examples of GHOULISH used in a sentence.
GHOULISH definition: 1. ugly and unpleasant, or frightening: 2. connected with death and unpleasant things: 3. ugly…. Learn more.
Ghoulish people and things show an unnatural interest in things such as human suffering, death, or dead bodies.
Ghoulish things are scary or morbid. A ghoulish sense of humor favors jokes about death and gore. An interest in other people's misfortune could be called ghoulish, and so could a fascination with deadly car accidents or plane crashes.
a ghoulish fascination with crime and punishment. Check pronunciation: ghoulish. Definition of ghoulish adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
n. 1. An evil spirit or demon in Muslim folklore believed to plunder graves and feed on corpses. 2. In popular folklore, an undead or subhuman being, especially one that eats human flesh. 3. A grave robber. 4. One who delights in the revolting, morbid, or loathsome. [Arabic ġūl, from ġāla, to seize, snatch; see ġwl in Semitic roots.] ghoul′ish adj.
Ghoulish people and things show an unnatural interest in things such as human suffering, death, or dead bodies.
Oct 26, 2024 · ghoulish (comparative more ghoulish, superlative most ghoulish) Of or pertaining to ghouls. Synonym: ghouly
Synonyms for GHOULISH: ghostly, spectral, ghastly, eerie, spooky, haunting, creepy, ghostlike; Antonyms of GHOULISH: normal, usual, common, ordinary, typical, routine, everyday, natural.
