Verb
To make into a monstrosity.
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XXXII. Honour and right principle. [Lord Byron monstrosified by Dr. Faustus, and his own vanity, (over and above the romantic defamation of extravagant admirers.)] The heart and the lips,
We have Corinthian columns placed beside pilasters of no order at all, surmounted by monstrosified pepper-boxes, Gothic in form and Grecian in detail, in a building nominally and peculiarly national;[…]
This monstrosifying of the male central character – going all the way back to Scanners – has an analogue in the ‘realist’ (i.e., non-horror-genre) outlines of the films.