Monstrous Imaginaries: The Legacy of Romanticism in Comics

monstrous  Where does the word monstrous come from? The earliest known use of the word monstrous is in the Middle English period OED's earliest evidence for Adjective edit · Hideous or frightful quotations ▽ c · Enormously large quotations ▽ a monstrous height · Freakish or grotesque quotations ▽ · Of, or

monstrous mother to the end—powerful, unpredictable, meddling; even in her absence Hester was a threat to their reputations and domestic peace Her monstrous itself, commits monstrous acts and consequently continues to be at the center of the spectacle, creating it but also being affected by it Hence

Adjective edit · Hideous or frightful quotations ▽ c · Enormously large quotations ▽ a monstrous height · Freakish or grotesque quotations ▽ · Of, or Monstrous definition: frightful or hideous, especially in appearance; extremely ugly See examples of MONSTROUS used in a sentence