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Meanings of demon in English
Usage of demon in English
1
The malicious demon concealed in the ink bottle delights in wrecking love.
2
It turns man into an animal; it makes him the demon incarnate.
3
Yet in the society of this person the demon troubled me not.
4
There was no such thing as halting the demon in the car.
5
The ghoul or fiend of modern society is the demon of alcohol.
6
Filetus receives the cloak, and the droll little demon departs in tears.
7
Now the demon of pride entered into the soul of the fool.
8
Creeping eastward along a bad shore, in the teeth of the demon.
9
All night long, the archangel combated with the demon in his soul.
10
But that demon at length came in the shape of Gaut Gurley.
11
The idol of a savage is a demon that delights in carnage.
12
I was ten that year, and thin as Scratch-the-demon, about ninety pounds.
13
He took a green branch of the tree and beat the demon.
14
The Daimons were far more powerful than all of the demon's kind.
15
Dilated against the flaming sky, the proportions of the demon seemed gigantic.
16
A terrible laugh broke from the demon, and the vision faded away.
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Demon through the time
Demon across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common