zoilism
/zoʊˈɪlɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A morbid or excessive interest in the details of a person’s death or a fascination with death or the macabre.
“The journalist’s zoilism was evident in her in-depth reporting on serial killers.”
2. noun
A morbid or excessive interest in the details of a person’s death or a fascination with death or the macabre.
“The true crime podcast’s zoilism was too much for some of its listeners.”