monstrous — Extremely large, powerful, or shocking; having the character of something unnaturally or horrifyingly wrong or evil.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Extremely large, powerful, or shocking; having the character of something unnaturally or horrifyingly wrong or evil.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmɑːnstrəs/
Korean meaning: 거대한, 끔찍한, 괴물 같은
Korean pronunciation: 몬-스트러스 (강세: 몬)
Example Sentences
- My roommate has a monstrous appetite - he ate my entire week's groceries in one day!
- The monstrous traffic jam made me three hours late for my date.
- She built a monstrous snowman that was taller than her house.
monstrous
ADJECTIVE//ˈmɑːnstrəs//
Extremely large, powerful, or shocking; having the character of something unnaturally or horrifyingly wrong or evil.
Extremely large, powerful, or shocking; having the character of something unnaturally or horrifyingly wrong or evil.
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Origin
From Latin 'monstrum' meaning monster or omen. Ancient Romans believed deformed creatures were warnings from the gods, connecting the ideas of abnormality and divine signs.
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“My roommate has a monstrous appetite - he ate my entire week's groceries in one day!”
“The monstrous traffic jam made me three hours late for my date.”
“She built a monstrous snowman that was taller than her house.”
“The dictator's monstrous actions shocked the international community.”
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