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What is an Antonym for monster?

There isn't one perfect antonym for "monster" as its meaning can vary depending on the context. Here are some options depending on the intended meaning:

If "monster" refers to a creature:

* Human: Emphasizing the contrast between a terrifying being and a normal person.

* Angel: Suggesting a benevolent, ethereal being.

* Fairy: Conveying a sense of small, magical, and harmless creature.

* Animal: Highlighting the difference between a mythical or grotesque being and a regular animal.

If "monster" refers to a person with cruel or evil qualities:

* Saint: Implying someone with exceptional goodness and virtue.

* Hero: Signifying someone with courage, strength, and noble intentions.

* Benefactor: Suggesting someone who does good deeds and helps others.

* Altruist: Emphasizing someone who acts selflessly and for the benefit of others.

If "monster" refers to something exceptionally large or powerful:

* Tiny: Contrasting with the monstrous size.

* Weak: Highlighting the opposite of monstrous power.

* Unremarkable: Indicating something average and insignificant.

The best antonym will depend on the specific context and the meaning you want to convey.

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