Meanings of morbific in English

New Crobuzon was a huge plague pit, a morbific city.

The flesh dries up and the organism becomes less and less capable of resisting morbific influences.

The squire listened with horror to the morbific inventory, muttering at each dread interval, Bless me!

These first bind the strong man, and then, exposing him to morbific influences, rob him of his health.

Only thus can we resist the morbific influences which inevitably beset an Established Church in times such as these.

But many times the menses proceed from some violence done to nature, or some morbific matter, which often proves fatal.

But in Dr. Clarke's theory this period has a peculiar influence in rendering morbific conditions that at other times are innocuous.

This morbific material is best understood by regarding it as being in an incomplete or half-way stage, in which form it is injurious.

This state of affairs had existed from childhood, and, as the evacuations were abundant and connected, no morbific change or malformation seemed present.