monstrous
ਭਿਅੰਕਰ
definition
adjective
monstrous, bug-eyed fish
having the ugly or frightening appearance of a monster.
example
They are organisms that, though gigantic, exist not to be frightening; though 'monstrous' , we should not avoid them.
It is the horribly ordinary condition of militarised men made 'monstrous' by war.
Then, bursting out from behind the trees, the same 'monstrous' face appeared beneath a dark hood.
But I'm still troubled by the fact that they could even consider doing something so 'monstrous' .
I immediately stopped my car and, smiling wickedly, pulled out the 'monstrous' bag.
It is 'monstrous' because it is morally bankrupt to threaten nuclear holocaust against millions of innocent persons and against the center of a world religion.
She regarded the 'monstrous' creature with wide, terrified eyes of pure confusion.
Then I locked into a better fish that I thought must be a roach but I was to be proved wrong when a 'monstrous' dace came to the surface.
Its appearance seemed to represent a 'monstrous' wolf, with long brown fur that swept down its back and belly.
We are overall reminded of how brutal, vile and 'monstrous' the Nazi regime truly was and why we had to completely destroy them in order to prevent any chance of their coming back.
Besides these 'monstrous' and horrifying thoughts, the uncontrolled practice of cloning also threatens the dignity of humankind.
With his ear against the moist earth, Jason heard a 'monstrous' rumble and the ground shook hundreds of times more violently than it would have in an earthquake.
Overhead them was a huge, 'monstrous' and extremely ugly bird drooling over them.
The next moment a hideous, grinding speech, as of some 'monstrous' machine running without oil, burst from the big telescreen at the end of the room.
How could such a cruel, 'monstrous' decision exist on the earth?
To those involved in any way with this 'monstrous' evil, I say to you that this is your first and only chance.
She looked at one of the frogs, a big homely one with a gigantic mouth and 'monstrous' warts.
Their masks are slovenly and childish - many are 'monstrous' ; none of them can see how grotesque they are.
But what of a wicked lord who hides his 'monstrous' desire for rule and seduces a nation - as well as its queen - into electing him to the highest office in the land?
Nobody wants to come home to an ugly building, or worse, live opposite a 'monstrous' , modern carbuncle and it seems builders and developers are at long last beginning to realise this.
In the direction that Maria heard the sound of wind, she could see what appeared to be a 'monstrous' pile of blankets.
Soon other beasties are popping up, and Roger is forced to deal with the house's evil apparitions and 'monstrous' demons.
But that rage alone is not enough to drive people to 'monstrous' acts of violence.
Then he opens his robe to reveal to Scrooge two hideous and 'monstrous' children that cling to the ghost's robe.
Some are like horses, others like 'monstrous' turtles, many resemble wicked snakes, and the list continues.
Grendel lives, with his 'monstrous' mother, at the bottom of a foul lake, which a variety of other monsters inhabit.
I think virtually everyone in the contemporary world would find such a project morally 'monstrous' .
They deem insignificant sins that the church considered 'monstrous' only a few generations ago.
In nineteenth-century France several freak shows were banned for fear that the shocking spectacles would cause women to bear 'monstrous' children.
For many of the passengers, the trail of devastation left behind by the 'monstrous' tidal waves, is still fresh in their memory.
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