Monstrous
Monstrous adjective - Badly or imperfectly formed.
Terrorising and monstrous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Terrorising" instead an adjective "Monstrous".
Terrorising
Monstrous and terrorising are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Monstrous" instead an adjective "Terrorising".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- barbarous and monstrous
- barbarous and terrorising
- brutal and monstrous
- brutal and terrorising
- nasty and monstrous
- nasty and terrorising
- massive and monstrous
- massive and terrorising
- large and monstrous
- large and terrorising
- great and monstrous
- great and terrorising
- enormous and monstrous
- enormous and terrorising
Both words in one sentence
- He even allows his bastard from one such incident, the monstrous Ramsay Snow/Bolton, to go round terrorising the North, his objection to their actions not being because of the horrible stuff they do but that they're not hiding their atrocities like Roose is.
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