abhuman

Preserving the cold and evilly cryptic nature of reptiles, they had made themselves the masters of an abhuman science.

As these monstrous, utterly abhuman exhortations and syllables crackled in hideously distorted cacophony from the walkie-talkie, so I witnessed the final abomination.

Allan Lloyd Smith writes that among "the sources of abhuman Gothic horror for many writers at this time were the urban squalor and misery of overcrowded cities..."

Now there were just the uber-espers, those old and terrible monsters, and the armies of thralls they commanded.Five grotesque, abhuman minds, operating hundreds of thousands of thrall bodies.

M42 THE SEEDS OF the Gravalax incident were sown many years before the full magnitude of the crisis was realised, and in retrospect, it may well be easy to discern the slow unfolding of an abhuman conspiracy over the span of several generations.