monstrous

In these novels, empire is Other and monstrous and deserves to be treated as such.

And over coffee, Grimm seemed monstrously unprepared for a campaign, let alone Congress.

The back story here is that reporting on the details of competing budget proposals is monstrously boring.

Little boys when decking themselves out with tall hat and monstrously big clothes seem to be trying to put on an alarming aspect.

He tried to console her, to amuse her, but what distraction could be found to appeal to that monstrously apathetic nature?

I vow, Polly, I shall take it monstrously ill if you refuse me.

He doubted neither his sight nor his reason, but something was monstrously out of joint.

It must seem monstrously cruel of me, but I was now quite light-hearted again.