fiendishness
ˈfiːndɪʃnəs
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Definition of fiendishness - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
crueltyRareextreme cruelty or wickednessRare
  • The villain's fiendishness was known throughout the land.
cruelty wickedness
2.
clevernessRarestate of being devilishly clever or cunningRare
  • Her fiendishness in solving puzzles amazed everyone.
craftiness cunning
3.
difficultyRarequality of being extremely difficult or complexRare
  • The fiendishness of the math problem frustrated the students.
complexity intricacy
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Origin of fiendishness

Old English, feond (enemy) + -ish (having the quality of)

Examples of fiendishness in a sentence

  • The dictator's fiendishness shocked the world.
  • His fiendishness was clear in the intricate plan.
  • The novel's plot was full of fiendishness.
  • The fiendishness of the puzzle intrigued the enthusiasts.
  • They underestimated the fiendishness of the escape room challenge.

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  1. French:cruauté, ingéniosité diabolique, ...
  2. German:Bosheit, Teuflischkeit, ...
  3. Italian:malvagità, diabolicità, ...
  4. Spanish:maldad, astucia, ...
  5. Portuguese:crueldade, astúcia, ...
  6. Chinese:恶毒, 机智, ...
  7. Japanese:極悪非道, 悪賢さ, ...
  8. Arabic:وَحْشِيَّة, دهاء شيطاني, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֲכְזָרִיּוּת, תַּחְכּוּם, ...
  10. Russian:жестокость, дьявольская хитрость, ...
  11. Ukrainian:злоба, диявольська розумність, ...
  12. Hindi:दुष्टता, शैतानी चतुराई, ...

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