1. something that is badly made or formed; a defective or monstrous creation
Usage: literary; archaic

Examples

• The scientist’s experiment resulted in a grotesque miscreation.
• He considered the poorly designed building a miscreation of modern architecture.
• The artist destroyed what he saw as a miscreation rather than display it.
• In the novel, the creature was described as nature’s miscreation.
• The critic called the film adaptation a miscreation of the original story.