Hanapin
Ogre
What is an "ogre"?
An ogre is a mythical creature commonly found in folklore and fairy tales. It is typically depicted as a large, fearsome being with a grotesque appearance. Ogres are often characterized by their great size, strength, and a tendency toward brutish behavior. They are usually portrayed as antagonists in stories, known for their appetite for human flesh and their role as villains who threaten or terrorize people. Despite their fearsome nature, ogres sometimes have complex personalities and can also be depicted as misunderstood or pitiable figures. The ogre symbolizes the fears of the unknown and the monstrous in human imagination.
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ogre, halimaw
a cruel wicked and inhuman person
ogre
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Halimbawa
The fantasy novel featured an ogre as the main antagonist, threatening the village with its dreadful presence.
The children shivered at the thought of the ogre from the bedtime story, with its monstrous size and hunger.
The story described a terrifying ogre that would capture and eat unwary travelers.
In folklore, the ogre is often depicted as a giant, ugly creature with a taste for human flesh.
In the fairy tale, the hero must confront a fearsome ogre who lives in a dark, isolated cave.
