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Meaning of Monster
The primary meaning of the word "Monster" is a large, ugly, and frightening creature, often from mythology or fantasy.
Definitions
- A large, ugly, and frightening creature, often from mythology or fantasy
- A person who is very cruel or evil
- An animal or plant that is very unusual or abnormal
Etymology of Monster
The word "Monster" originates from the Old French "monstre", which is derived from the Latin "monstrum", meaning "portent" or "omen"
Historically, the term was used to describe creatures or beings that were considered abnormal or unnatural, often with connotations of fear or evil
Example Uses
- The movie featured a monster that was half-human and half-animal
- The company has become a monster in the industry, dominating the market
- The child was afraid of the monster under his bed
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
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