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Meanings of the grotesque in English
Usage of the grotesque in English
1
She did not see the grotesque and ghostly objects in the gloom.
2
They do not mar if they do not help the grotesque minuet.
3
His imaginations border sometimes on the grotesque and sometimes on the mechanical.
4
Particularly was Tarzan amused by the grotesque headdresses of the pictured people.
5
He would tell me stories blended of the horrible and the grotesque.
6
For the grotesque, carven thing was the very birthright of her boy.
7
He had the grotesque look of a dwarf embracing a fat wife.
8
A Congress prolonged his dictatorship amid adulations that bordered on the grotesque.
9
She stared back occasionally, narrow-eyed and reproving, HER tribute to the grotesque.
10
Itō entwines the sensual and the grotesque in this radical, relentless collection.
11
But my friend's assertion somehow thoroughly suited the grotesque ferocity of Chicago.
12
It had been replaced by the grotesque image of the old man.
13
In front of the grotesque statue was an altar of white coral.
14
Taking a deep breath, Luke cautiously stepped into the grotesque tree cave.
15
My target was actually the grotesque over-centralisation of the British state.
16
And in this lies the grotesque horror of this sombre story.