Definition Synonyms
Definition of demonic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
supernaturalrelating to demons or evil spirits
- The demonic figure haunted the old mansion.
2.
malevolentshowing a cruel or wicked nature
- His demonic laughter echoed through the room.
3.
energyRare possessing extraordinary energy or driveRare
- She worked with demonic intensity to finish the project.
Origin of demonic
Greek, daimon (spirit)
Terms with demonic included in their meaning
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negativity
making someone or something seem demonic
religion
person who worships the devil or demonic deities
demonic
related to or characteristic of demons
vilification
portray as evil or demonic
mythology
demonic dog from hell with supernatural traits
demonic nature
pertaining to or resembling a demon
Examples of demonic in a sentence
They performed a ritual to ward off the demonic entity. The villain's demonic grin sent shivers down my spine. Her demonic behavior frightened everyone. His demonic focus led to a breakthrough. The athlete's demonic drive impressed everyone.
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- French:démoniaque, fougueux, ...
- German:dämonisch, besessen, ...
- Italian:demoniaco, infernale, ...
- Spanish:demoníaco, frenético, ...
- Portuguese:demoníaco, frenético, ...
- Chinese:魔鬼的, 恶魔般的, ...
- Japanese:悪魔の, 邪悪な, ...
- Arabic:شَيْطَانِيّ, شَرِير, ...
- Hebrew:שְׂטָנִי, שֵׁדִי, ...
- Russian:дьявольский, неистовый, ...
- Ukrainian:демонічний, шалений, ...
- Hindi:राक्षसी, शैतानी, ...
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