Meanings of rather macabre in anglès

One is the phenomenon known, in a rather macabre piece of jargon, as "harvesting".

But the idea fell out of popularity after the 19th Century and is now generally considered rather macabre.

Shortly after the news broke, several science bloggers launched into rather macabre speculation about how the young actor died.

Sylvia enjoyed this rather macabre fancy with all the zest of healthful youth, secure in the conviction of its own immortality.

In China the 'Come alive with Pepsi' slogan was translated into the rather macabre 'Pepsi brings your ancestors back from the dead'.

It is through this rather macabre tutorial that you're shown the basics of prison architecture, creating foundations, building walls and adding power and water utilities.