Definition Synonyms
Definition of monstrosity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
uglinesssomething very large and ugly
- The new building was a monstrosity that spoiled the skyline..
2.
ethicsoutrageous or morally offensive act
- The dictator's monstrosities were condemned worldwide.
3.
deformed beingDated person or animal that is unusually deformedDated
- The creature was a genetic monstrosity.
Origin of monstrosity
Latin, monstrum (monster) + -osus (full of)
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monstrosity
something grotesque or extremely unusual
Examples of monstrosity in a sentence
Everyone agreed that the sculpture was a monstrosity. The court was appalled by the monstrosity of the crime. His actions were considered a monstrosity by the community. The lab mouse was a tragic monstrosity. Villagers feared the malformed calf as a monstrosity.
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- French:monstruosité, atrocité, ...
- German:Monstrosität, Gräueltat, ...
- Italian:mostruosità, atrocità, ...
- Spanish:aberración, atrocidad, ...
- Portuguese:monstruosidade, ...
- Chinese:怪物, 暴行, ...
- Japanese:怪物, 蛮行, ...
- Arabic:مسخ, فِعْل شَنِيع, ...
- Hebrew:מִפְלֶצֶת, זַעֲוָעָה, ...
- Russian:чудовище, чудовищность, ...
- Ukrainian:потвора, злочин, ...
- Hindi:कुरूप रचना, अत्याचार, ...
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