monstro-, monstr-, mone-, monu-, moni-
(Latin: monere, to warn; to remind, to advise, to instruct)
monstrously (adverb)
Something done in a way or to an extent that shocks or offends other people.
monstrousness (s) (noun)
1. Plants and animals that are abnormal in structure.
2. Very ugly, cruel, or vicious.
3. Abnormal, hideous, or unnatural in size, character, etc
2. Very ugly, cruel, or vicious.
3. Abnormal, hideous, or unnatural in size, character, etc
In medicine, a horribly deformed person.
1. An important site or sculpture that is marked and preserved as public property.
2. Etymology: from Latin monumentum, "a monument, a memorial"; literally, "something that reminds", from monere, "to remind, to warn".
2. Etymology: from Latin monumentum, "a monument, a memorial"; literally, "something that reminds", from monere, "to remind, to warn".
monumental (adjective)
1. Impressively large, sturdy, and enduring.
2. Of outstanding significance.
2. Of outstanding significance.
monumentally (adverb)
1. Important and of outstanding significance.
2. Massive in size or bulk.
2. Massive in size or bulk.
multimonstrous (adjective)
Consisting of many frightening sizes, shapes, and ugliness.
Quod erat demonstrandum.
1. "That which was to be demonstrated [or proven]."
2. A phrase used to signal that a proof has just been completed.
3. Used in a formal conclusion to indicate that something; such as, evidence of a fact is proof of the theory that has just been been advanced.
2. A phrase used to signal that a proof has just been completed.
3. Used in a formal conclusion to indicate that something; such as, evidence of a fact is proof of the theory that has just been been advanced.
Quod erat demonstrandum, Q.E.D., QED
Which was the thing to be demonstrated; Which was to be demonstrated.
A formula appended at the end of a proof in geometry, or other mathematical solution, with the meaning, "We have proven the proposition we set out to prove."
undemonstrable (adjective)
1. Not capable of fuller evidence.
2. Incapable of demonstration.
2. Incapable of demonstration.
undemonstrative (adjective)
1. Not open to exhibition or expression of emotion; especially, of affection.
2. Restrained or a tendency not to show emotions openly.
3. Not disposed to expressions of one's feelings; reserved.
2. Restrained or a tendency not to show emotions openly.
3. Not disposed to expressions of one's feelings; reserved.
undemonstratively (adverb)
A reference to someone who can't, or won't, show his or her emotions.
