monstrous in Greek
monstrous in Greek is τερατώδης, τεράστιος, τερατόμορφος — monstrous means shockingly evil or cruel.
monstrous in Greek
τερατώδης
Pronounced: teratodis
Hideous or frightful.
τεράστιος
Pronounced: terastios
Enormously large.
τερατόμορφος
Pronounced: teratomorfos
Freakish or grotesque.
τερατώδης
Pronounced: teratodis
Freakish or grotesque.
θηριώδης
Pronounced: thiriodis
Of, or relating to a mythical monster; full of monsters.
What does "monstrous" mean?
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adj Shockingly evil or cruel.
"The crimes committed were monstrous beyond words."
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adj Extremely, almost unbelievably large.
"A monstrous wave crashed over the sea wall."
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monstrous in a sentence
- The crimes committed were monstrous beyond words.
- A monstrous wave crashed over the sea wall.
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What is "monstrous" in Greek?
"monstrous" in Greek is τερατώδης, τεράστιος, τερατόμορφος. monstrous means: Shockingly evil or cruel.
How do you pronounce τερατώδης?
"monstrous" in Greek is τερατώδης, pronounced "teratodis".
How do you use "monstrous" in a sentence?
Example: "The crimes committed were monstrous beyond words." In Greek, "monstrous" is τερατώδης, τεράστιος, τερατόμορφος.
Are there other ways to say "monstrous" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "monstrous": τερατώδης, τεράστιος, τερατόμορφος, θηριώδης.
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