Monster and Terror

Monster

Monster noun - A strange or horrible and often frightening creature.

Usage example: both children insisted that their parents check under the bed for monsters every night

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Terror and monster are semantically related In some cases you can use "Terror" instead a noun "Monster".

Nearby Words: monstrous, monstrously

Terror noun - A source of persistent emotional distress.

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Monster and terror are semantically related in demon topic. Sometimes you can use "Monster" instead a noun "Terror".

complete	complete monster	complete terror
alien	alien monster	alien terror
original	original monster	original terror
true	true monster	true terror
Other adjectives: single, actual, real, big, terrible, ancient, supernatural, new, murderous, unseen, mindless, unstoppable.

Covers Always Lie: Much of the covers rely on classic "rampaging monster" imagery, with women in peril and taglines screaming about terror and destruction.

Source: Comicbook / The Frankenstein Monster
Meaningful Name: "Shrek" is the Yiddish word for "monster", derived from the German word "Schreck", meaning "terror" or "fright".

Source: Franchise / Shrek
Engaging a monster emotionally as someone would another person diminishes the terror and revulsion villains are supposed to evoke.

Source: Monster Sob Story