Monstrousness
101perversion — n 1. deviation, aberration, anomaly, abnormality, irregularity, variability, misguidance, misdirection, misadvisement; misinformation, misex planation, misexplication; misinstruction, miseduca tion, miscorrection; delusion, beguilement, deceit,… …
102enormity — e•nor•mi•ty [[t]ɪˈnɔr mɪ ti[/t]] n. pl. ties 1) outrageous or heinous character; monstrousness: the enormity of the crime[/ex] 2) something outrageous or heinous, as an offense 3) greatness of size, scope, or extent; immensity: The enormity of… …
103monstrous — /ˈmɒnstrəs / (say monstruhs) adjective 1. huge; extremely great: a monstrous sum. 2. frightful or hideous; extremely ugly. 3. revolting; outrageous; shocking: a monstrous proposal. 4. deviating greatly from the natural or normal form or type. 5.… …
104atrocity — [n1] outrageous behavior atrociousness, barbarity, barbarousness, enormity, fiendishness, heinousness, horror, monstrousness, nefariousness, shockingness, villianousness, wickedness; concepts 411,657 Ant. good behavior, pleasantry atrocity [n2]… …
105enormity — [n1] horribleness abomination, atrociousness, atrocity, crime, depravity, disgrace, evil, evilness, flagrancy, grossness, heinousness, horror, monstrosity, monstrousness, nefariousness, outrage, outrageousness, rankness, turpitude, vice,… …
106monstrous — ► ADJECTIVE 1) very large and ugly or frightening. 2) outrageously evil or wrong. DERIVATIVES monstrously adverb monstrousness noun …
107monstrously — monstrous ► ADJECTIVE 1) very large and ugly or frightening. 2) outrageously evil or wrong. DERIVATIVES monstrously adverb monstrousness noun …
108monstrous — [män′strəs] adj. [LME < OFr monstreux < L monstrosus < monstrum: see MONSTER] 1. abnormally or prodigiously large; huge; enormous 2. very unnatural or abnormal in shape, type, or character 3. having the character or appearance of a… …
109monstrosity — n. (pl. ies) 1 a huge or outrageous thing. 2 monstrousness. 3 = MONSTER 3. Etymology: LL monstrositas (as MONSTROUS) …
110monstrous — adj. 1 like a monster; abnormally formed. 2 huge. 3 a outrageously wrong or absurd. b atrocious. Derivatives: monstrously adv. monstrousness n. Etymology: ME f. OF monstreux or L monstrosus (as MONSTER) …
