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Definition of morbid:

Not sound and healthful; induced by a diseased or abnormal condition; diseased; sickly; as, morbid humors; a morbid constitution; a morbid state of the juices of a plant.
Of or pertaining to disease or diseased parts; as, morbid anatomy.

Synonyms:

sullen, mortality, hypochondriac, tenebrific, death, cloudy, chill, miserable, gruesome, drear, insane, pathologic, chronic, morbidity, cheerless, dying, lonesome, congenital, lonely, unnatural, deranged, depressing, wretched, unwholesome, dreich, aberrant, godforsaken, irascible, catching, gray, desolate, lugubrious, darkening, abnormal, depressive, clinical, melancholic, saturnine, fatality, demise, unusual, offensive, dreary, ill-natured, plutonian, sunless, elegiac, funereal, diseased, psychotic, bleak, somber, depressed, eccentric, morose, bereavement, benign, forlorn, paranoid, ghoulish, demented, gloomy, communicable, comfortless, dire, advanced, sorrowful, sepulchral, death rate, normal, dismal, sane, acute, pathological, usual, unhealthy, autoimmune, dark, disconsolate, glum, solemn, sick, murky, death toll, cold, sad, asymptomatic, Cimmerian, good, macabre, black, death throes, unsound, despondent, tenebrous.

diseased (part of speech: adjective)
- sick,
- ailing,
- sickly

Usage examples:

Oh, Maltravers, I, woman as I am, and living in a narrow circle, I, even I, know at last that to have desires nobler, and ends more august, than others, is but to surrender waking life to morbid and melancholy dreams.

- "Ernest Maltravers, Complete", Edward Bulwer-Lytton.
" I am not so morbid as that.

- "The Keeper of the Door", Ethel M. Dell.
Daisy seemed to avoid it with a morbid dread, and it was not in Muriel's power to make the first move.

- "The Way of an Eagle", Ethel M. Dell.