miscreation
- noun
- /ˌmɪsˈkriːeɪʃən/
- The horror film featured a terrifying miscreation that hunted the unsuspecting characters.
Examples
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In the science fiction novel, the protagonist battles a miscreation born from a failed experiment.
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They were grotesquely deviated monsters, capricious and perverted biological miscreations.
Academic text (1993) -
Artists often depict miscreations as symbols of humanity's failures in their works.
Synonyms
A wrong action or decision
A body part that forms in a wrong way before birth, for example the heart or spine
Antonyms
How Normal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Miscreation combines the prefix mis- meaning 'wrong' with creation meaning 'something made', so it gives the image of a thing that was made badly or by mistake. That's why a miscreation is used for an abnormal or monstrous object, or for a plan that turned out all wrong.