Monster (noun)

  1. A mythical or legendary creature, typically fearsome and powerful.
  2. A person or thing of inhuman size or quality.
  3. A cruel or evil person or thing.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french monstre, from latin monstrum 'portent, monster', from monēre 'warn', from monere 'to remind'.

Examples:

  1. The monster was said to live in the depths of the lake.
  2. His cruelty made him a monster in the eyes of the villagers.
  3. The new movie features a giant monster that terrorizes the city.
  4. She was a monster of vanity, always looking in the mirror.
  5. The monster of poverty still haunts many parts of the world.
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