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Meanings of demoniacal in English
Usage of demoniacal in English
1
But they are never in balance; they are always in demoniacal conflict.
2
Would you also create for yourself and the world a demoniacal enemy?
3
From afar came the demoniacal laughter of coyotes on their night hunts.
4
Only the slanting yellow eyes were alive, regarding her with demoniacal glee.
5
The scream was followed by a burst of laughter which was truly demoniacal.
6
Jesus believed in demoniacal possession, casting out devils on several occasions.
7
Jones galloped to cut him off, and the yells he emitted were demoniacal.
8
His ardent vociferations now degenerated into inarticulate yells of horror and demoniacal despair.
9
The demoniacal laughing, half howl, half bark, cut the night again.
10
That demoniacal impulse to throw oneself from a height took possession of me.
11
Coutlass changed his tone from demoniacal delight to quieter, grim amusement.
12
On entering heaven, what magic shall work such a demoniacal change in him?
13
But if we acquit Parris, what shall we say of the demoniacal girls?
14
He kept crying with demoniacal laughs: 'I want to go back and kill-kill
15
Ah, God, the horror of it, the monstrous, hideous, demoniacal wickedness of it!
16
There was a recoil in horror, for the creature looked to the crowd demoniacal.
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United Kingdom
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