Definition Synonyms
Definition of fiendishness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
crueltyRare extreme cruelty or wickednessRare
- The villain's fiendishness was known throughout the land.
2.
clevernessRare state of being devilishly clever or cunningRare
- Her fiendishness in solving puzzles amazed everyone.
3.
difficultyRare quality of being extremely difficult or complexRare
- The fiendishness of the math problem frustrated the students.
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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- French:cruauté, ingéniosité diabolique, ...
- German:Bosheit, Teuflischkeit, ...
- Italian:malvagità, diabolicità, ...
- Spanish:maldad, astucia, ...
- Portuguese:crueldade, astúcia, ...
- Chinese:恶毒, 机智, ...
- Japanese:極悪非道, 悪賢さ, ...
- Arabic:وَحْشِيَّة, دهاء شيطاني, ...
- Hebrew:אֲכְזָרִיּוּת, תַּחְכּוּם, ...
- Russian:жестокость, дьявольская хитрость, ...
- Ukrainian:злоба, диявольська розумність, ...
- Hindi:दुष्टता, शैतानी चतुराई, ...
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