Meanings of fiendish expression in anglès

Never did human face wear a more fiendish expression of malevolence and wrath.

Jeanne looked at him with a fiendish expression.

He laughed over the idea for some time, while a fiendish expression of joy settled on his face.

The cook backed away, a fiendish expression on his face, the knife held before him in a position of defence.

He gets a perfectly fiendish expression in his light blue eyes, and all his hair bristles up like a striking cobra.

Foremost among the Somalis stood Oko Sam, his leopard skin dangling about his loins, and a fiendish expression on his face.

The fiendish expression of some of these men's eyes shone horribly, and especially when they endeavoured to disguise it by treacherous smiles.

On Frederick's lips arose a fiendish expression, as he became aware of the direction which his glance had, without his consciousness, assumed.

On Frederick's lip arose a fiendish expression, as he became aware of the direction which his glance had, without his consciousness, assumed.

His dark, handsome, aquiline features were convulsed into a spasm of vindictive hatred, which had set his dead face in a terribly fiendish expression.

This speech seemed to arouse all the bad passions slumbering in Clameran's bosom; and his pale face had a fiendish expression as he fiercely replied:

He was a hideous wretch, with eyes nearly closed and bleary, thick, matted hair, and fiendish expression-inshort, a devil incarnate in rags and squalor.

"Why, yes," Rosamond began, and the face upon the pillow assumed a dark and almost fiendish expression.

"You are bitter indeed," said the officer, almost startled at the fiendish expression of the Quadroon's countenance as she emphasized those two expressive words.