Definitionn. a person or animal that is markedly unusual or deformed
Last update: September 24, 2015
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A great walnut monstrosity meagrely equipped performed the functions of a sideboard. [Please select]
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A door so thin as to have only one side would be repudiated by every man of sense as a monstrosity. [Please select]
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She and Jack came out in fits of laughter, and he said, "Now for the two-headed monstrosity." [Please select]
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Revealed in the yellow light, he was like a ghastly bronze monstrosity that had known the weathering of a century. [Please select]
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, ought to be called monstrosities; but it is difficult to draw any distinct line between a variation and a monstrosity. [Please select]
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Wyman, of Cambridge, United States, informs me that the common cod-fish presents a similar monstrosity, called by the fishermen the "bulldog cod." [Please select]
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This monstrosity had been given to Rosamund as a thank-offering by a poor charwoman to whom she had been kind. [Please select]
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We see something of a similar kind in the same monstrosity appearing and reappearing many times in the same animal, and, as Dr. [Please select]
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We have still better evidence of this in closely parallel varieties being frequently produced from distinct races, or even distinct species, and in the frequent recurrence of the same monstrosity in the same species. [Please select]
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