monstruosity
/ˌmɒnstrʊˈɒsɪti/Now rare
noun
= monstrosity.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Reply Friar Daw Topias. Either from post-classical Latin monstruositas condition of being abnormal, or independently from monstruous or its etymon classical Latin mōnstruōsus + -ity.
- mob-handed
- mobie
- mo-bike
- mobike
- mobile
- -mobile
- mobile barrier
- mobile communication
- mobile device
- mobile genetic element
- mobile home
- mobile Internet
- mobile launcher
- mobile learning
- mobile library
- mobile office
- mobile phase
- mobile phone
- mobile radio
- mobile sculpture
- mobile shop
- mobile telephony
- mobile unit
- mobile vulgus
- Mobilian