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monstrous

/ˈmɒn.strəs/

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adjective

/ˈmɒn.strəs/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то чрезвычайно большое, уродливое или пугающее; также используется для описания чего-то шокирующе злого или неправильного.

Describes something that is extremely large, ugly, or frightening; also used to describe something that is shockingly evil or wrong.

  1. Abnormally largeB2formal

    Extremely large in size, scale, or degree; huge.

    ruЧудовищно большой

    • The monstrous wave towered over the ship.
    • He had a monstrous appetite and ate three full meals.
    • The building cast a monstrous shadow over the square.

    Synonymscolossalenormousgargantuangigantichugehumongousimmensemammothmassiveprodigiousstupendoustitanictremendousvast

    Antonymsminusculeminutepetitesmalltiny

  2. Shockingly brutal or cruelB2formal

    Extremely evil, wicked, or cruel in nature or action.

    ruЧудовищный

    • The dictator committed monstrous acts against his own people.
    • The crime was so monstrous that it shocked the entire nation.
    • She described the monstrous treatment of prisoners in the camp.

    Synonymsatrociousbarbaricbrutalcruelevilfiendishheinousinhumansavageviciousvilewicked

    Antonymsbenigncompassionategentlehumanekindmerciful

  3. Distorted and unnatural in shapeB2formal

    Having an abnormal, hideous, or frightening appearance.

    ruЧудовищный

    • The creature had a monstrous form with twisted limbs.
    • The old tree had a monstrous, gnarled trunk.
    • In the nightmare, a monstrous figure emerged from the shadows.

    Synonymsdeformedfreakishgrotesquehideousmisshapenunnatural

    Antonymsnaturalnormalordinaryregulartypical

Forms
  • more monstrous comparative form
  • most monstrous superlative form
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