monstrosity in Japanese
monstrosity in Japanese is 怪異 — monstrosity means something grotesquely large, ugly, or badly designed.
monstrosity in Japanese
怪異
Pronounced: kaii
A monstrous person, thing, or act.
What does "monstrosity" mean?
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noun Something grotesquely large, ugly, or badly designed.
"The new office tower was widely mocked as an architectural monstrosity."
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monstrosity in a sentence
- The new office tower was widely mocked as an architectural monstrosity.
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What is "monstrosity" in Japanese?
"monstrosity" in Japanese is 怪異. monstrosity means: Something grotesquely large, ugly, or badly designed.
How do you pronounce 怪異?
"monstrosity" in Japanese is 怪異, pronounced "kaii".
How do you use "monstrosity" in a sentence?
Example: "The new office tower was widely mocked as an architectural monstrosity." In Japanese, "monstrosity" is 怪異.
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