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Monster

/ˈmɔnstə/
A creature, often large and strange, that inspires fear or terror due to its appearance or behavior.

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Examples:

You will be put on show as all strange monsters are.

When the monster heard this he became furiously angry.

Waking up to find no monster there, I felt relief.

Etymology:

etymology
The word monster originates from the Latin monstrum, meaning an omen or a prodigy that deviates from the norm. It is associated with the Latin monere, which means to warn. Over time, it evolved to describe creatures that inspire awe or terror.

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