demonstrous

as found in dictionarydb dot com slash demonstrous
Due to the awesomeness of this word, there are several definitions layered within these three syllables.
a. To react in melodramatic fashion to a merely normal comment.
b. To exhibit demonistic qualities.
c. All of the above.

I would modify this to read:

Due to the awesomeness of this word, there are several definitions layered within these three syllables.
a. To react in melodramatic fashion to a merely normal comment, incident, or impetus; to be overly demonstrative, akin to tantrum.
b. To exhibit demonistic qualities.
c. All of the above.
d. To show or cause something to be un-monstrous.

as found in location indicated in definition
Mich*lle Kence once again reacted in typical demonstrous fashion over a standard set of news at her latest department meeting, while Vitaliy Djamgarov looked on in bamboozled fashion.

I would modify this to read:
she once again reacted in a typically demonstrous fashion over some news at her latest department meeting.

I would add: 'he was so demonstrous that they had to call security', and 'his intervention rendered the threat ineffective; it was suddenly demonstrous'

by wordcarver October 21, 2012