Definition
Definition of daemonic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
evil spiritsRare UK relating to demons or evil spiritsRare UK
- The haunted house had a daemonic presence.
2.
supernaturalRare UK inspired by a supernatural forceRare UK
- The artist's daemonic creativity was unmatched.
Origin of daemonic
Greek, daimon (spirit, divine power)
Examples of daemonic in a sentence
His daemonic laughter echoed through the dark hall. His daemonic energy drove the team to victory. The writer's daemonic imagination created a world of fantasy.
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- French:démoniaque, surnaturel, ...
- German:dämonisch, besessen, ...
- Italian:demoniaco, soprannaturale, ...
- Spanish:demoníaco, sobrenatural, ...
- Portuguese:demoníaco, demoníaca, ...
- Chinese:恶魔的, 超自然的, ...
- Japanese:悪魔的な, 超自然的な, ...
- Arabic:شَيطاني, مُسْتَلْهَم بِقُوَّة خَارِقَة, ...
- Hebrew:שֵׁדִי, דֵּימוֹנִי, ...
- Russian:демонический, одержимый, ...
- Ukrainian:демонічний, одержимий, ...
- Hindi:राक्षसी, दैवीय, ...
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