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Definition of hellish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The hellish noise kept us awake all night.
2.
infernalrelated or similar to hell
- The landscape was a hellish wasteland.
Origin of hellish
Old English, helle (hell) + -ish (having the nature of)
Terms with hellish included in their meaning
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hellish
characteristic of the fires of hell
hellish
relating to hell or the underworld
terror imagery
hellish or infernal in nature
hellish
characteristic of the fires of hell
figurative
hellish place or pit
Examples of hellish in a sentence
His hellish headache lasted for hours. The hellish conditions made survival nearly impossible. His nightmares were filled with hellish creatures.
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- French:infernal, diabolique, ...
- German:höllisch, infernalisch, ...
- Italian:infernale, diabolico, ...
- Spanish:infernal, demoníaco, ...
- Portuguese:infernal, diabólico, ...
- Chinese:痛苦的, 地狱般的, ...
- Japanese:地獄のような, 地獄的な, ...
- Arabic:جَحِيمِيّ, جَهَنَّمِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְיַסֵּר, גֵּיהִינּוֹמִי, ...
- Russian:адский, дьявольский, ...
- Ukrainian:пекельний, інфернальний, ...
- Hindi:भयंकर, नरकीय, ...
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