noun
definition
An organism showing abnormal development or deformity.
definition
A monstrous thing, person or act.
definition
The state of being monstrous.
Examples of monstrosity in a Sentence
Oh, you have it fixed up nice, but don't you think it's a monstrosity?
To stop this monstrosity from helping Eggman achieve his ultimate goal of world domination Sonic must get the emeralds back and escape before the immense explosion that will undoubtedly ensue.
In fact, a hybrid work in two languages would be a literary monstrosity.
To stop this monstrosity from helping Eggman achieve his ultimate goal of world domination you must get the emeralds back and escape before the immense explosion that will undoubtedly ensue.
For this being the 21st century, we have access to that lovable, unstoppable monstrosity that we call the World Wide Web, and it just wants to help!
You could not find a more inappropriate place for such an ugly concrete monstrosity.
The chief work done in instrumentation in the 17th century is undoubtedly that of the Italian writers for the violin, who developed the technique of that instrument until it proved not only more resourceful but more artistically organized than that ' of the solo voice, which by the time of Handel had become little better than an acrobatic monstrosity.
He.d expected some towering monstrosity from the legendary demon who challenged the Dark One.
It's actually described in history books as a Gothic monstrosity.
I was ready to pay up until I saw the hideous monstrosity they presented me with.
These would still produce a horrendous monstrosity which would dominate the skyline of Dedworth and would be out of keeping with the area.
It was something that showed monstrosity in an almost childlike way.
The final insult is that Benedict plans to demolish Tishkoff's hotel in order to build another monstrosity on the Strip.
Taking the kids to school in a 4x4 or some other monstrosity that can't fit into one space at Asda car park.
The violence with which it was conducted, coming, as it did, from the highest circles of the Prussian nobility, appeared almost an imitation of Socialist methods; but the emperor, with his wonted energy, personally rebuked the leaders, and warned them that the opposition of Prussian nobles to their king was a monstrosity.
But as this political monstrosity had already been guaranteed by the Conventions of 1851-1852, Hall could not rid himself of it, and the attempt to establish this "Helstat" was made accordingly by the Constitution of the r3th of November 1863.