grotesqueness

This man, in spite of his grotesqueness, was quite in earnest, there was no doubting that.

Even in that exciting moment Terry saw the grotesqueness of the situation.

Perhaps the grotesqueness of that former scene was in his mind.

And the grotesqueness of an individual has essentially the same nature.

Beneath Paragot's grotesqueness ran an unprecedented severity.

Could any caricature of mine exceed in grotesqueness your sketch of yourself?

On high, amid all this grotesqueness, sits the departed doge.

In the grotesqueness and wildness of this theory we detect a true idea.

The incongruity then of the tradition disappears; its grotesqueness remains.

The grotesqueness of war had come upon him then, as he had built up the tower with Robin.