Fair
Fair adjective - Not stormy or cloudy.
Monstrous
Monstrous adjective - Unpleasant to look at.
Usage example: some monstrous high-rises have begun to spoil that lovely residential neighborhood
Both words in one sentence
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His motives boiled down to his monstrous plant hybrids never winning the blue ribbon at the county fair.
Source: Cut Lex Luthor a Check -
In the end, hundreds of red eyes are shown looking out from the forest, and it's implied that the Fair Folk have assumed more monstrous forms to confront Eve with.
Source: Series / The Haunting Hour -
The Fair Folk: Giles is an elf, but you'd hardly know it from his appearance and abilities; Ommadon also tries to beckon various monstrous fantasy creatures at the climax.
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