Monstrously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MONSTROUSLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a monstrous manner; unnaturally; extraordinarily; as, monstrously wicked.
ADVERB:
• MONSTROUS, huge, like a monster, also MONSTRUOUS
• in a hideous manner
• in a terribly evil manner
• in a grotesque manner
ADJECTIVE:
• having the ugly or frightening appearance of a monster
• inhumanly or outrageously evil or wrong
• extraordinarily and dauntingly large
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• strange, unnatural

Words related to MONSTROUSLY

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How to use MONSTROUSLY in a sentence

• In a few days, the carcase is reduced to a mere shadow, while the liver has grown monstrously.
• He has contrived to make the puppet Girolamo a little like himself, but so much caricatured and so monstrously ugly a likeness that the bare sight of it raises immediate laughter.
• He stood it on one of the grey barrels and turned it monstrously high, just to show his largeness of heart, I suppose.
• O why have you treated me so monstrously, Angel! I do not deserve it.
• There was something so monstrously unbelievable about his audacity that she could hardly believe her ears.
• Surely he could not have had enough work now to keep those insatiable hands so monstrously in motion.
• Their hair and beards were long, their faces black with dirt, monstrously distended and fat with the bloated irony of starvation.
• The Signor Giovanni, to whom the porter was monstrously civil, might give himself the fatigue of being taken there in his gondola.
• The early chroniclers were monstrously unjust to her.
• Two hours after midnight and the strings of camels were moving again, the asses and mules so monstrously misshapen with bales of goods, the horses and horsemen and those afoot.
• Leaves and flowers are very deeply carved and such features as ears, tongues and teeth are monstrously prolonged.
• Then far ahead of us on the ragged plain, lights showed! Moving, tiny spots of light! Headlights on helmeted figures! We ran, monstrously leaping.
• Which, as I admit, made me feel monstrously unsafe.
• He was angry because nine hundred and sixty-five pounds had monstrously vanished, because the chance of a good investment was lost, because Mrs.
• And then the system of paying calls and repaying, and the whole system of society, seemed monstrously fanciful and unreal to her.
• There is a class of men in Bristol monstrously prejudiced against Blandly.
• She went about the house in a state of real terror, and yet lied monstrously and wilfully, and invented many of the alarms she spread, and made many of the sounds we heard.
• What was this being whose physiognomy was so monstrously simple? He came nearer, and his face kindled, assumed life.
• I suppose it ought not to have done so! But it did! It would be monstrously inadequate to say that I never repented it.
• One was constantly hearing of letters slipping down behind desks and monstrously delivered twenty years after date.
• They had monstrously violated all human feeling by ignoring appeals made to them from all parts of the world to be merciful to a much afflicted man.
• It was quite, quite impossible to suppose that anything so monstrously unfair as that a little girl should be expelled from the school could happen.

Similar words containing MONSTROUS without suffix ly

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