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Meanings of grotesqueness in English
Catalan
ridiculesa Spanish
caricatura Usage of grotesqueness in English
1
The grotesqueness of such adornment found frequent ridicule in prose and verse.
2
Even in that exciting moment Terry saw the grotesqueness of the situation.
3
Humor and comedy with them became burlesque, sometimes repulsive in its grotesqueness.
4
Persian gems abound with monstrous forms, of equal, or even superior grotesqueness.
5
Could any caricature of mine exceed in grotesqueness your sketch of yourself?
6
When the reader thinks of grotesqueness, what images come to his mind?
7
The Princeton men were giants, one in particular was picturesque in his grotesqueness.
8
Perhaps the grotesqueness of that former scene was in his mind.
9
The horror of the situation was not lessened by its grotesqueness.
10
The waving of crooked, false-jewelled fingers gave grotesqueness to the words.
11
The ardour, grotesqueness, and devotion of this poor forlorn group, are painfully touching.
12
The Zone of Consciousness stands revealed in all its grotesqueness.
13
I love that beast, grotesque as it is-perhapsall the more for its grotesqueness.
14
I looked at the grotesqueness that Coop was referring to.
15
And then, half playfully, half seriously, and wholly conscious of the grotesqueness, he added:
16
On high, amid all this grotesqueness, sits the departed doge.
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