ogrisms
/ˈoʊɡrɪzəmz/
noun
- Cruel, frightening, or monstrous behaviors or actions, like those of an ogre.
- In the fairy tale, the giant's ogrisms were finally stopped by a clever child.
- The movie showed the ogrisms of the villain as he destroyed the village.
- The dictator's ogrisms included forcing people to work in terrible conditions.
- Huge, greedy, or selfish demands or appetites, especially for food or power.
- His ogrisms at the buffet shocked everyone — he ate enough for five people.
- She laughed at her own ogrisms when she ordered three desserts.
- The corporation's ogrisms for profit led them to cut down the entire forest.