demonic
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8.1
- adjective
- /dɪˈmɒnɪk/
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demoníaco
- As the end ends, a demonic voice chuckles from the TV.
- demonic possession
- demonic forces
- demonic power
They've also got an angelic or demonic aspect, take your pick.
- They've also got an angelic or demonic aspect, take your pick.
- And they wanted to quote bind demonic forces.
- What crazy world, sick demonic world are we living in?
- Marijuana and psychedelics were portrayed as demonic life destroyers.
- Yeah, For example, the demonic entity is not actually the issue here.
- If you do, you are unscientific, you are ungodly, you are demonic, whatever.
- Well, my belief is these alien encounters are demonic.
- Here we're beginning to see a more sort of traditional satanic figure and demonic realm emerge.
- So, yes, the definitive textbook proof of demonic possession.
- The idea is that people do evil for mundane motives rather than demonic motives.
- So what they end up with is a very, very vicious, demanding, internal demonic God who demands blood sacrifice.
- So Cassandra is Sofatia's sister, and they're fighting for the soul edge, for this demonic sword that's going to destroy the world.
- I tried to warn y'all back in October that the influence of Taylor Swift on our youth with witchcraft was demonic, evil and Luciferian.
- Because I think there's some very demonic satanic people on this planet who get kicks out of that kind of stuff.
Examples
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It's not every day that you see a demonic possession on live television.
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What crazy world, sick demonic world are we living in?
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All this demonic talk could drive a person crazy, you know?
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Yeah, For example, the demonic entity is not actually the issue here.
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Its voice is an unspeakable demonic cry, the essence of fear and suffering.
Fiction book (1990) -
The conjuring of demonic forces was a tricky business and required careful regulation.
Academic text (2008) -
The noble savage is an image that, in many ways, is juxtaposed to the demonic representation already discussed.
Academic text (1996) -
Harry rides at the heart of the demonic troop, his eyes filled with dread.
Fiction book (2002) -
Then, from the darkness all around them comes a chorus of demonic, bloodcurdling yells.
Fiction book (1995) -
The villain in the movie had a demonic laugh that sent chills down everyone's spine.
Synonyms
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4.6
A person or action that is very bad and cruel
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8.8
Very bad and illegal, done to harm people
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8.2
Very evil and cruel, like a devil
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7.5
Extremely evil and cruel, like something from hell
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6.1
Very unpleasant and painful, like being in hell
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7.2
Morally wrong because it goes against religious rules
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6.3
Extremely cruel and evil, like something from hell
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7.1
Very bad in a moral way and deserving strong blame
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7.3
Very bad and cruel, often hurting other people
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7.9
Being very cruel and evil and making others suffer
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8.3
Very evil and cruel, causing great pain or suffering
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7.8
Very evil and cruel, like the devil
Very cruel or wild, as if controlled by an evil spirit
Being related to an evil spirit or showing its control
Seeming to be controlled and troubled by evil spirits
Filled with evil spirits that control or trouble people
Antonyms
How Evil
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Demonic comes from the old Greek word daimon, which meant 'spirit'. Over time that idea became the word demon for an 'evil' spirit, so demonic describes something that feels like an evil spirit and is extremely cruel or wicked.