cacodaemonic
- adjective
- /ˌkækəˈdeɪmɪk/
- Archaic
- The cacodaemonic presence in the haunted house frightened everyone.
Examples
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Superstitious villagers blamed the mysterious illness on cacodaemonic activity in the old woods.
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The novel's antagonist was described as having a cacodaemonic presence that chilled everyone.
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Many ancient legends speak of cacodaemonic forces influencing the fate of humankind.
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Don't let the cacodaemonic thoughts take over your mind!
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Many ancient legends speak of cacodaemonic forces that haunt the dreams of the innocent.
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Superstitious villagers believed that the cacodaemonic spirits in the forest were to blame for their misfortunes.
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The movie portrayed the villain as a cacodaemonic entity, evoking fear and revulsion among the characters.
Synonyms
Extremely evil and cruel, as if caused by the devil
Connected with Satan or with evil beliefs and rituals
Connected with evil spirits or demons that frighten people
Very cruel or wild, as if controlled by an evil spirit
Being related to an evil spirit or showing its control
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cacodaemonic comes from Greek parts caco- meaning 'bad' and daemon meaning 'spirit', the same root as the English word demon. So, cacodaemonic means 'relating to evil spirits'.