Синонимы к слову monster

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  • fiend

    brute, kind

  • monstrosity

    freak, giant

  • freak

    usual, monstrosity

  • ogre

    brute, kind

  • devil

    rascal, brute

  • beast

    brute, kind

  • giant

    huge, big

  • behemoth

    giant, big

  • demon

    brute, fiend

  • colossus

    giant, giant animal

  • leviathan

    giant, giant animal

  • brute

    degenerate, beast

  • monstrous

    huge, big

  • savage

    degenerate, giant animal

  • villain

    fiend, giant animal

  • huge

    big

  • enormous

    huge, big

  • gigantic

    huge

  • mammoth

    huge, giant

  • goliath

    beings

  • tremendous

  • horror

    rascal, giant animal

  • titan

    beings

  • vast

  • immense

  • colossal

  • massive

  • lusus naturae

    freak

  • jumbo

    mega, beings

  • gargantuan

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  • behemoth
  • freak
  • giant
  • whale
  • beast
  • brute
  • centaur
  • colossus
  • leviathan
  • mammoth
  • monstrosity
  • mutant
  • phoenix
  • lusus naturae
  • demon
  • devil
  • fiend
  • Frankenstein
  • ogre
  • titan
  • werewolf

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    Once again, the strong, black fist was clinched in the approaching monster‘s face.

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    WORDS RELATED TO MONSTER

    • behemoth
    • brobdingnagian
    • colossal
    • elephantine
    • enormous
    • gargantuan
    • gigantesque
    • gigantic
    • ginormous
    • great
    • herculean
    • huge
    • hulking
    • humongous
    • humungous
    • immense
    • jumbo
    • large
    • mammoth
    • massive
    • monster
    • monstrous
    • monumental
    • mountainous
    • prodigious
    • pythonic
    • sizable
    • stupendous
    • titanic
    • tremendous
    • vast
    • Hercules
    • behemoth
    • bulk
    • colossus
    • cyclops
    • elephant
    • hulk
    • jumbo
    • leviathan
    • mammoth
    • monster
    • mountain
    • ogre
    • polypheme
    • titan
    • whale
    • whopper
    • beast
    • demon
    • devil
    • evil spirit
    • ghoul
    • monster
    • ogre
    • astronomic
    • colossal
    • considerable
    • enormous
    • epic
    • gigantic
    • ginormous
    • humongous
    • jumbo
    • mammoth
    • massive
    • mega
    • monster
    • monumental
    • prodigious
    • sizeable
    • tremendous
    • vast
    • very big
    • very large
    • whopping
    • beast
    • bigot
    • boor
    • brute
    • clod
    • hooligan
    • hun
    • ignoramus
    • lout
    • monster
    • philistine
    • rascal
    • ruffian
    • troglodyte
    • vandal
    • beast
    • huge
    • leviathan
    • mammoth
    • monster

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    What is another word for monster?

    721 synonyms found

    Pronunciation:

    [ mˈɒnstə], [ mˈɒnstə], [ m_ˈɒ_n_s_t_ə]

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    • adj.

      Brobdingnagian (adjective)

      • more ginormous,
      • more behemoth,
      • more gigantesque,
      • Pythonic,
      • most behemoth,
      • most gigantesque,
      • most humungous,
      • more humungous.

      astronomical (adjective)

      • more humongous,
      • most ginormous,
      • astronomic,
      • very large,
      • more astronomic,
      • more epic,
      • most astronomic,
      • very big,
      • sizeable,
      • most monster,
      • ginormous,
      • most sizeable,
      • Mega,
      • more monster,
      • more sizeable,
      • most mega,
      • more mega,
      • most epic,
      • most humongous.

      big (adjective)

      • more heavy-duty,
      • most mondo,
      • chockfull,
      • co-pious,
      • ex tensive,
      • more heavy duty,
      • most heavy-duty,
      • co pious,
      • a whale a,
      • most whopper,
      • chock full,
      • over-size,
      • bullest,
      • more thundering,
      • more whopper,
      • most thundering,
      • more heavyduty,
      • most heavyduty,
      • most oversize.

      cyclopean (adjective)

      • cyclo-pean,
      • cyclo pean,
      • most brobdignagian,
      • more brobdignagian.

      gigantic (adjective)

      • more titan,
      • mobier,
      • most supercolossal,
      • most titan,
      • blimper,
      • most super colossal,
      • more super-colossal,
      • mobiest,
      • more supercolossal,
      • most super-colossal,
      • more super colossal,
      • blimpest.

      huge (adjective)

      • most leviathan,
      • out size,
      • most behemothic,
      • more leviathan,
      • most outsize,
      • out-size.

      illustrious (adjective)

      • sub-lime,
      • superstarrer,
      • super-starrest,
      • wellknown,
      • super starrest,
      • sub lime,
      • super star,
      • more esteemed,
      • out standing,
      • well known,
      • most esteemed,
      • super-star,
      • superstarrest,
      • re-splendent,
      • super starrer,
      • most celeb,
      • more celeb,
      • super-starrer.

      large-scale (adjective)

      • largescale,
      • large scale.

      massive (adjective)

      • un wieldier,
      • un-wieldier,
      • most cracking,
      • more cracking,
      • un wieldy,
      • un-wieldiest.

      massy (adjective)

      • most superduper,
      • most super-duper,
      • more super duper,
      • more super-duper,
      • more whaling,
      • more superduper,
      • super duper,
      • most whaling,
      • most super duper.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • Gigantesque,
      • Celebrious,
      • celeb,
      • outsize,
      • supercolossal,
      • in the limelight,
      • superduper,
      • super-colossal,
      • mondo,
      • walloping,
      • buller,
      • namer,
      • stupendous,
      • behemothic,
      • Redoubted,
      • of note,
      • in limelight,
      • large-scale,
      • cyclopean,
      • superstar,
      • oversize,
      • humungous,
      • whale of a,
      • big,
      • Whaling,
      • out-standing,
      • super colossal,
      • huge,
      • Massy,
      • super-duper,
      • Brobdingnagian,
      • heavy-duty,
      • renowned,
      • a whale of a,
      • illustrious,
      • astronomical.

      renowned (adjective)

      • most celebrious,
      • most redoubted,
      • more celebrious,
      • most extolled,
      • most lauded,
      • re-doubted,
      • ex-tolled,
      • more redoubted,
      • ex tolled,
      • re doubted.

      stupendous (adjective)

      • titantic,
      • fab.
    • n.

      Lusus Naturae (noun)

      • Lusus Naturae.

      • struggle,
      • headache,
      • the elephant in the room,
      • the impossible,
      • burden,
      • task,
      • phoenix,
      • mare,
      • salamander,
      • a tall order,
      • necessity,
      • chore.

      • animal,
      • savage,
      • abnormality.

      • biggie,
      • usual.

      • high,
      • wide,
      • great.

      • bogey,
      • bogeyman,
      • boogeyman,
      • bigfoot,
      • kind,
      • bunyip,
      • the Abominable Snowman,
      • centaur.

      • mite,
      • kiddy,
      • brat,
      • brood,
      • fidget,
      • crybaby,
      • kiddie,
      • monkey,
      • kid.

      archfiend (noun)

      • arch-fiend,
      • arch-fiends,
      • arch fiends.

      barbarian (noun)

      • troglodyte,
      • lout,
      • Huns,
      • brute,
      • hun,
      • troglodytes,
      • vandal.

      beast (noun)

      • lower animals.

      bogey (noun)

      • boogieman,
      • bogyman,
      • Eidolon.

      brute (noun)

      • de generates,
      • de generate,
      • de-generates,
      • de-generate.

      chimera (noun)

      • fool paradise,
      • fools paradise,
      • fata morganas.

      colossus (noun)

      • colossus.

      demon (noun)

      • malignant spirits.

      devil (noun)

      • dybbuks,
      • prince darkness,
      • dickenses,
      • evil ones,
      • mephistopheleses,
      • the fury,
      • diablos,
      • dybbukim,
      • common enemies,
      • the dicken.

      evildoer (noun)

      • viper,
      • hoodlum,
      • criminal,
      • wrongdoer,
      • snake,
      • terrorist,
      • vulture,
      • bad guy,
      • law breaker,
      • gunman,
      • desperado,
      • hooligan,
      • thug,
      • crook,
      • cutthroat,
      • thief,
      • ruffian,
      • scoundrel,
      • bully,
      • evildoer,
      • tough,
      • tyrant.

      evil spirit (noun)

      • hell hound,
      • gnome,
      • satyr,
      • dwarf,
      • hellion,
      • Nixie,
      • nymph,
      • Genie,
      • hellcat,
      • hell-raiser,
      • archfiend,
      • sprite,
      • lamia,
      • siren,
      • dragon,
      • sylph.

      freak (noun)

      • mis-shape,
      • mis-creations,
      • mis creation,
      • mis creations,
      • mis shapes,
      • mis shape,
      • miscreations,
      • mis-shapes,
      • mis-creation.

      ghost (noun)

      • horror,
      • illusion,
      • spirit,
      • werewolf,
      • shadow,
      • phantom,
      • Phantasm,
      • ghost,
      • bogey man,
      • terror,
      • myth,
      • specter,
      • bugbear,
      • hobgoblin,
      • incubus,
      • nightmare,
      • daemon,
      • frankenstein,
      • dracula,
      • bugaboo,
      • apparition.

      ghoul (noun)

      • grave robbers.

      giant (noun)

      • cyclopses,
      • goliath,
      • polyphemes,
      • herculeses.

      giant animal; supernatural being (noun)

      • villain,
      • whale,
      • titan.

      monster (noun)

      • teras.

      monstrosity (noun)

      • freakishnesses,
      • dreadfulnesses,
      • grotesquenesses,
      • frightfulnesses.

      mutant (noun)

      • freak of nature.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • mutant,
      • behemoth,
      • imp,
      • vampire,
      • varmint,
      • Kobold,
      • evil spirits,
      • savages,
      • glutton,
      • ghoul,
      • goblin,
      • grotesqueness,
      • djinn,
      • mammoths,
      • dreadfulness,
      • leviathan,
      • lower animal,
      • critter,
      • the dickens,
      • miscreation,
      • grotesques,
      • top dog,
      • Wild Animals,
      • giant,
      • freakishness,
      • Evil One,
      • sadist,
      • Illusions,
      • Bogies,
      • cyclops,
      • mutation,
      • monstrosity,
      • quadrupeds,
      • beelzebubs,
      • erinyes,
      • dickens,
      • common enemy,
      • succubus,
      • figment,
      • fata morgana,
      • fiend,
      • kobolds,
      • Succubi,
      • dybbuk,
      • troll,
      • cynosure,
      • beasties,
      • little devil,
      • queers,
      • prodigy,
      • vampires,
      • critters,
      • malignant spirit,
      • hot shot,
      • little devils,
      • mythical creature,
      • freak,
      • ogre,
      • celebs,
      • chimera,
      • barbarian,
      • superstars,
      • distinguished person,
      • evil spirit,
      • demon,
      • Diablo,
      • polypheme,
      • jumbos,
      • gargoyle,
      • beast,
      • Wild Animal,
      • grave robber,
      • Worthies,
      • frightfulness,
      • gargoyles,
      • varmints,
      • devil,
      • bogy,
      • public figure,
      • arch fiend,
      • sadists,
      • leviathans,
      • BEASTIE,
      • quadruped,
      • Djinns.

      person (noun)

      • monster.

      personage/personality (noun)

      • in dividual,
      • super stars,
      • distinguished persons,
      • in-dividual,
      • public figures,
      • top dogs,
      • distinguished people,
      • hot shots,
      • cynosures,
      • super-stars.

      prodigy (noun)

      • wunderkind,
      • naturals,
      • one million,
      • wonder child,
      • wizards,
      • child genius,
      • one in a million.

      troll (noun)

      • mythical creatures.
    • Other synonyms:

      • psycho,
      • mastodonic,
      • zealot,
      • blackguard,
      • stonker,
      • macrocosm,
      • roughneck,
      • Genghis Khan,
      • the Wicked Witch of the West,
      • swine,
      • Bunyanesque,
      • despot,
      • large.

      • juggernaut,
      • enormous,
      • creature,
      • vast,
      • tiger,
      • monumental,
      • tremendous,
      • colossal,
      • elephantine,
      • gigantic,
      • mammoth,
      • mountainous,
      • gargantuan,
      • jumbo,
      • whopper,
      • immense,
      • prodigious,
      • bulk,
      • whopping,
      • titanic.

      • heroic,
      • monstrous,
      • herculean.

      • mighty,
      • tease,
      • massive.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • beldam,
      • rascal,
      • block,
      • superhuman,
      • Bogle,
      • weirdo,
      • mass,
      • crossbreed,
      • immeasurable,
      • old bat,
      • hulk,
      • Jealousness,
      • bizarrerie,
      • caitiff,
      • atrocious,
      • hippo,
      • dolt,
      • nugget,
      • whacking,
      • fishwife,
      • minotaur,
      • nondescript,
      • supersized,
      • boundless,
      • ogress,
      • addict,
      • curiosity,
      • figure,
      • hinny,
      • hood,
      • spectacle,
      • clod,
      • missing link,
      • foetus,
      • tempter,
      • fire-eater,
      • hermaphrodite,
      • echidna,
      • heinous,
      • sea serpent,
      • knave,
      • scapegrace,
      • phenomenon,
      • awesome,
      • terrific,
      • mess,
      • xiphopagus,
      • black swan,
      • Berserker,
      • Demonology,
      • ape-man,
      • black sheep,
      • flagitious,
      • flying fish,
      • frightener,
      • Yellows,
      • half blood,
      • amplitudinous,
      • jealousy,
      • monolithic,
      • cachalot,
      • voluminous,
      • succuba,
      • elephant,
      • Rara Avis,
      • cord,
      • python,
      • mastodon,
      • vixen,
      • unconventionality,
      • bitch,
      • caliban,
      • hulking,
      • sphinx,
      • Thumper,
      • basilisk,
      • hardnose,
      • Cosmical,
      • spacious,
      • jeu de theatre,
      • amazon,
      • firebrand,
      • mermaid,
      • nazi,
      • rarity,
      • violent,
      • whooper,
      • Rakehell,
      • griffin,
      • termagant,
      • sight,
      • gorilla,
      • marvel,
      • varlet,
      • anomaly,
      • fright,
      • cerberus,
      • oversized,
      • deformity,
      • two-bagger,
      • exception,
      • half-breed,
      • octopus,
      • spitfire,
      • battleaxe,
      • weighty,
      • nonsuch,
      • metis,
      • coup de theatre,
      • elf,
      • budmash,
      • harpy,
      • Tertium Quid,
      • killer,
      • super,
      • Abnormity,
      • enthusiast,
      • mongrel,
      • heller,
      • oddity,
      • mugger,
      • roc,
      • strapper,
      • Xanthippe,
      • teratism,
      • tough guy,
      • incendiary,
      • abysmal,
      • sea horse,
      • scarer,
      • swad,
      • hothead,
      • portent,
      • lucifer,
      • gorgon,
      • deuce,
      • reptile,
      • harridan,
      • bushel,
      • Familiar,
      • miracle,
      • cacodemon,
      • peculiarity,
      • witch,
      • porpoise,
      • blemish,
      • devotee,
      • lion,
      • toad,
      • blockbuster,
      • dog,
      • serpent,
      • merman,
      • spanker,
      • anomalousness,
      • infinite,
      • rouser,
      • rogue,
      • profound,
      • jaundiced eye,
      • nonconformist,
      • lump,
      • revenant,
      • baboon,
      • Unconformity,
      • medusa,
      • cosmic,
      • wretch,
      • giantlike,
      • daimon,
      • Gigantean,
      • Gazingstock,
      • man-eater,
      • mule,
      • Hell-cat,
      • cockatrice,
      • hag,
      • miscreant,
      • epic,
      • goon,
      • woofer,
      • snorter,
      • rake,
      • madcap,
      • berserk,
      • Xantippe,
      • giantess,
      • Demonry,
      • ugly duckling,
      • unicorn,
      • maenad,
      • rapscallion,
      • wonder,
      • drake,
      • hefty,
      • sign,
      • hippopotamus,
      • daeva,
      • extensive,
      • Shaitan,
      • object,
      • grand,
      • fanatic,
      • heavyweight,
      • galactic,
      • dinosaur,
      • eccentricity,
      • she-wolf,
      • scourge,
      • dreadful,
      • ponderous,
      • virago,
      • towering,
      • pig,
      • argus,
      • hotspur,
      • wonderment,
      • humongous,
      • Hellkite,
      • cacodaemon,
      • ahriman,
      • informality,
      • hybrid,
      • planetary,
      • nut,
      • nonesuch,
      • pharaonic,
      • abortion,
      • giant star,
      • no beauty,
      • Mooncalf,
      • half-caste,
      • Vasty,
      • rapist,
      • grievous,
      • bomber,
      • bag,
      • zombie,
      • unclean spirit,
      • tigress,
      • Disconformity,
      • Fee-faw-fum,
      • mulatto,
      • character,
      • hippocampus,
      • king-size,
      • blot,
      • personality,
      • beelzebub,
      • cad,
      • wolf,
      • holy terror,
      • original,
      • bulky,
      • spectre,
      • crone,
      • breach,
      • shrew,
      • fetus,
      • urchin,
      • windigo,
      • scamp,
      • eyesore,
      • revolutionary,
      • suspicion,
      • gunsel,
      • overgrown,
      • fury,
      • tun,
      • menad,
      • hellhound,
      • loaf,
      • scarecrow,
      • sizable.

    How to use «Monster» in context?

    The word «monster» has multiple meanings depending on the person. For some, a monster is a scary creature that should be avoided at all costs. For others, a monster is a very powerful and impressive person. And for still others, a monster is an animal that has been abused or mistreated. Any of these definitions could apply to different monsters. In this article, we will focus on the different types of monsters that are commonly mentioned.

    Paraphrases for Monster:

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    • Equivalence

      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        Monsters.
    • Independent

      • Noun, singular or mass
        creep, villain.
      • Verb, past tense
        Went.
    • Other Related

      • Proper noun, singular
        beast.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        abomination, beast, creature, demon, geek, giant, horror, monstrosity, devil.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        filth.

    Homophones for Monster:

    • make water, muster, mouse deer, Mens Store, megathere, monastery, musk deer, monstera, Ming Tree, mixture, mass hysteria, mycteria, manchester, moisture, mastery, messidor, minister, muenster, master, ministry, Masseter, musketeer, minster, mango tree, mystery, maestro, musketry, mister, myocastor.

    Hyponym for Monster:

    • n.

      • person
        imaginary creature, imaginary being.

    WiktionaryRate these synonyms:1.0 / 1 vote

    1. monsteradjective

      To make into a monster; to categorise as a monster; to demonise.

      He has a monster appetite.

      Synonyms:
      gigantic, monstrous

    Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:3.7 / 3 votes

    1. monster

      Synonyms:
      prodigy, portent, marvel, deformity, abnormity, fright, colossus, monstrosity, leviathan, fiend, brute

      Antonyms:
      beauty, venus, adonis, narcissus, gem, pet, jewel, angel, augury, harbinger

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    1. monsternoun

      an imaginary creature usually having various human and animal parts

      Synonyms:
      teras, giant, lusus naturae, devil, fiend, colossus, ogre, goliath, demon, freak, behemoth, monstrosity

    2. giant, goliath, behemoth, monster, colossusnoun

      someone or something that is abnormally large and powerful

      Synonyms:
      devil, demon, lusus naturae, teras, goliath, colossus, whale, titan, monstrosity, fiend, giant, giant star, hulk, heavyweight, behemoth, ogre, freak

    3. freak, monster, monstrosity, lusus naturaenoun

      a person or animal that is markedly unusual or deformed

      Synonyms:
      addict, ogre, fiend, demon, lusus naturae, teras, junkie, nut, colossus, junky, goliath, devil, monstrosity, giant, behemoth, freak

    4. monster, fiend, devil, demon, ogrenoun

      a cruel wicked and inhuman person

      Synonyms:
      daemon, daimon, fanatic, ogre, demon, teras, colossus, lusus naturae, goliath, devil, monstrosity, fiend, giant, deuce, hellion, dickens, the Tempter, behemoth, heller, freak

    5. monster, terasnoun

      (medicine) a grossly malformed and usually nonviable fetus

      Synonyms:
      teras, giant, lusus naturae, devil, fiend, colossus, ogre, goliath, demon, freak, behemoth, monstrosity

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      • Imaginary Being

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    1. monsternoun

      Synonyms:
      prodigy, enormity, abnormality, monstrosity lusus naturæ, fiend, brute, ogre, villain, cerberus, chimera, minotaur, bucentaur

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    1. List of paraphrases for «monster»:

      freak, fiend, beast, monstrosity, monsters, creature, kraken, filth, creep, geek, boogeyman

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    1. Land Management staffer Craig McCaa:

      Other people have mentioned everything from sea monster to giant sturgeon.

    2. Chris Hayes:

      What we have to do to avoid the most catastrophic effects of climate change is to cut emissions in half in 12 years, twelve years. Thats the project we have been tasked with by the Earth. Now has come a bold new policy proposal that might be the most controversial thing in American politics at the moment. Youve probably heard about it. Its called the Green New Deal. Some people call it a socialist monster; some people call it our only hope for survival here in the way of life that we hold dear.

    3. Daniel Clifton:

      He’s basically going around and meeting with investors and trying to give them an analytical framework for how Washington and global politics works, these are people who are trained in finance. They’re numerical people. They’re interested in interest rates and cash flow and they’re not attuned to this monster called Washington that could throw all that hard work out of the window.

    4. Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche:

      Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And when you look into an abyss, the abyss also looks into you.

    5. Danielle Applestone:

      It’s a CNC machine for making custom Monster High dolls, the software used to do the designs and control the MonsterMaker is very much like a videogame. You can’t beat the tagline either: ‘You’ve created a monster!’.


    Translations for monster

    From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary

    • مسخ, وحشArabic
    • monstruós, dimoni, monstreCatalan, Valencian
    • příšera, nestvůraCzech
    • anghenfil, angenfilodWelsh
    • uhyreDanish
    • Monster, Ungeheuer, Monster-German
    • τέραςGreek
    • monstroEsperanto
    • monstruoSpanish
    • munstroBasque
    • هیولاPersian
    • riiviö, hirveä, hirviö, valtavaFinnish
    • monstre, monstrueux, bêteFrench
    • arracht, péistIrish
    • uile-bheistScottish Gaelic
    • monstroGalician
    • राक्षसHindi
    • szörnyHungarian
    • հրեշArmenian
    • raksasaIndonesian
    • monstroIdo
    • ófreskjaIcelandic
    • mostroItalian
    • מִפלHebrew
    • 化け物, 怪物, モンスターJapanese
    • ದೈತ್ಯಾಕಾರದKannada
    • 괴물Korean
    • دێوKurdish
    • monstrum,, monstrumLatin
    • siaubūnas, pabaisaLithuanian
    • šausmonis, briesmonisLatvian
    • kaureheMāori
    • monsterachtig, monstertje, monstrueus, monster, gedrochtDutch
    • monster, uhyreNorwegian
    • mostre, monstreOccitan
    • potwórPolish
    • monstroPortuguese
    • monstruRomanian
    • монстр, чудовищный, нелюдь, изверг, урод, чудовищеRussian
    • zverka, zver, čudovište, nemanSerbo-Croatian
    • príšeraSlovak
    • monsterSwedish
    • அசுரன்Tamil
    • มอนสเตอร์Thai
    • halimawTagalog
    • canavarTurkish
    • чудовиськоUkrainian
    • عفریتUrdu
    • quái vậtVietnamese
    • פאַרזעענישYiddish
    • 怪物Chinese

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    МОНСТР, -а, м. 1. Тот, кто (или то, что) выделяется, поражает своей необычностью, своими особыми свойствами, своим устройством и т. д.

    Все значения слова «монстр»

    • Долбоцефалы напоминали гигантских ящериц с массивными головами, вооружёнными устрашающими рогами и защищёнными крепким роговым панцирем – благодаря солидной защите огромные монстры могли пробивать даже крепостные стены.

    • Пасть монстра резко захлопнулась – ровно там, где только что стояли обмершие от страха собаки.

    • Настоящие жуткие монстры, да ещё этот серпантин бумаги, пролетающий с огромной скоростью.

    • (все предложения)
    • мутант
    • чудовище
    • ужасный
    • чупакабра
    • Ктулху
    • (ещё ассоциации…)
    • настоящий монстр
    • тело монстра
    • монстр взревел
    • превратиться в монстра
    • (полная таблица сочетаемости…)
    • кровожадный
    • доисторический
    • бездушный
    • инопланетный
    • чешуйчатый
    • (ещё…)
    • Склонение
      существительного «монстр»
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