grotesquerie
/ɡroʊˈtɛskəri/
noun
- Something that is grotesque; a strange, ugly, or unnatural thing, especially in art or literature.
- The novel is full of grotesqueries that shock the reader.
- The old castle was filled with stone grotesqueries on every corner.
- The gallery displayed a collection of grotesqueries from the artist's early period.
- The quality or state of being grotesque; grotesqueness.
- The film's grotesquerie was too much for some audience members.
- He wrote about the grotesquerie of modern urban life.
- The play used humor to highlight the grotesquerie of the situation.
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