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monster

[mon-ster] / ˈmɒn stər /


NOUN
unnatural being
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It turns out the “Buffy” reboot was fighting its own metaphorical monster: an executive who was outspoken about his lack of love for the original series.

From Los Angeles Times

The Soul-Eaters had conjured a demon from the Otherworld; they had loosed a monster on the Forest.

From Literature

There was a feeling this was United's best chance to overcome Chelsea, when their opponents were vulnerable and the 'mentality monsters' mask appeared to have slipped ever so slightly.

From BBC

Carmen tentatively put her regret into words on a general parenting forum a few years ago and says while some people were empathetic, others reacted as if she was "a monster".

From BBC

Insider info: Jacob Elordi is now Oscar-nominated for playing Frankenstein’s monster, but he was a last-minute replacement for Andrew Garfield, who dropped out.

From The Wall Street Journal