Sample Sentences formonstrosity (editor-reviewed)
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The abandoned factory was a rusting monstrosity on the hillside.monstrosity = an ugly, huge thing
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The tax system is a monstrosity.monstrosity = terrible and large
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The critics described the gaudy hotel as a monstrosity.monstrosity = an ugly eyesore
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It's a 2,500-calorie monstrosity on a bun.monstrosity = something that is big and terrible
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That sign's a monstrosity. (source)monstrosity = something ugly or terrible
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Afire with the showman's passion and at the same time a good deal disconcerted by the failure of his first effort, father now took the bottles containing the poultry monstrosities down from their place on the shelf and began to show them to his visitor. (source)monstrosities = ugly or terrible things
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She had brought this monstrosity back to life.† (source)
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I'd been a good sport throughout, as had she, powering through from open house to open house of gloomy pre-wars haunted by the ghosts of lonely old Jewish ladies, and icy glass monstrosities I knew I could never live in without feeling I had sniper rifles trained on me from across the street.† (source)
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With two hands he lifted the iron monstrosity to one side of the shirt.† (source)
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Think about it, she'll get dolled up in one of those satin monstrosities no rational girl would ever wear, and they'll take one of those awful pictures—† (source)
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The person everyone in this spiral stone monstrosity is here to see.† (source)
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My mind wanders to the wolflike creatures in the first arena, the monkeys in the Quarter Quell, the monstrosities I've witnessed on television over the years, and I wonder what form these mutts will take.† (source)
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That monstrosity over there, for instance, was one of our biggest losses.† (source)
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Her monstrosities in the way of cattle would have taken prizes at an agricultural fair, and the perilous pitching of her vessels would have produced seasickness in the most nautical observer, if the utter disregard to all known rules of shipbuilding and rigging had not convulsed him with laughter at the first glance.† (source)
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If I were at full strength, I would've blasted this flying monstrosity out of the sky already!† (source)
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It held even though the piano players went to music school and actually learned to read notes, even though new churches became glass and steel monstrosities that looked like they had just touched down from Venus.† (source)
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