Meaning

(archaic) Rare; extraordinary; marvelous.

Definitions by Sense

1. (archaic) Rare; extraordinary; marvelous
2. (informal) Characterised by or similar to monsters.

Example Sentences

Topics discussed include truth, subjectivity, transcendence, and the future of religion, secularity and political hope in the light of a monsterful event — God becoming human.

First of all I would like to thank my head supervisor Tamsin Meaney for all the time and effort. You are absolutely monsterful.

In memory of three masterful, monsterful, inspirational teachers: Geraldine Murphy (1920–1990) Alan Dundes (1934–2005) Miyata Noboru (1936–2000)

Like the flights and flights of the foam Thro' wild nights of the monsterful main Thundering nights of the monsterful main, The mad white flights thro' the mad black nights Before the hurricane;

... glens hard, full of reptiles; bogs rough, thorny ; woods dark, fiery; roads foul, monsterful; seas thickened surface-stinking; nails huge, iron; waters dark, unsweet; places (i) abundant, various; an assembly foul, ever-gloomy; winds bitter, wintry; snow frozen, ever-dropping;

Behold ye to the northeast the glorious monsterful sea!

They are called ruiseda and destroy trees. This is why the mountain is called Sliab bledach Bledma, 'monsterful Sliab Bledma' (Stokes, 1894, p. 301).

Epic was invoked in this connection less frequently than the more monsterful genres of fairytale, romance, legend and myth.

Word Forms

• more monsterful
• most monsterful

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Use monsterful when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.

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