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monstrosity

/mɒnˈstrɒs.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant quelque chose de très grand, de laid ou d'effrayant, souvent une personne, un animal ou un objet inhabituel ou déformé.

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/mɒnˈstrɒs.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • frNom désignant quelque chose de très grand, de laid ou d'effrayant, souvent une personne, un animal ou un objet inhabituel ou déformé.

A noun referring to something that is very large, ugly, or frightening, often describing a person, animal, or object that is markedly unusual or deformed.

  1. Deformed beingC1formal

    A person or animal that is strikingly unusual or physically malformed.

    frÊtre difforme

    • The circus sideshow featured a so-called monstrosity that drew curious crowds.
    • In ancient times, a deformed animal was often viewed as a monstrosity.
    • The novel describes a creature that is a true monstrosity, both in form and nature.

    Synonymesaberrationabnormalityfreakmonstermutantoddity

  2. Hideous objectC1formal

    Something that is extremely ugly or frightening in appearance.

    frObjet hideux

    • The new building was called a monstrosity by local residents.
    • That sculpture is a monstrosity that ruins the park's beauty.
    • The old, abandoned factory was a rusting monstrosity on the landscape.

    Synonymesabominationatrocityeyesorefrightgrotesquehorrormonster

    Antonymesbeautygemtreasure

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  • monstrosities plural form
  • monstrosities' possessive plural form
  • monstrosity's possessive singular form
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