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Meanings of incarnate fiend in English
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Usage of incarnate fiend in English
1
You have violated all duty, and are more like an incarnate fiend.
2
Her mistress stood by, and mocked at her like an incarnate fiend.
3
We shall yet defeat the schemes of that incarnate fiend, Murray.
4
And why have you brought this pale girl here, when she loathes me as an incarnate fiend?
5
He was indeed an incarnate fiend.
6
Where are they, you incarnate fiend?
7
You are asked to believe that I am 'the incarnate fiend' who planned and committed that horrible crime, and, alas for me!
8
But you have been thinking of me all the while as an incarnate fiend-deadin trespasses and sins- achildof wrath and the devil.
9
There are too many incarnate fiends who will take advantage of the innocence of ignorance.
10
Day and night, without a moment's intermission, the besiegers, like incarnate fiends, plied their works.
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Then they become incarnate fiends, and commit deeds of cruelty that make one's blood run cold to think of.
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Another moment and spearmen were dancing round the little square like incarnate fiends, but the white men made no sound.
13
In almost every place where the soldiers of Europe landed, they pillaged and burned and raped and slaughtered like incarnate fiends.
14
'The same incarnate fiends that Titus found you!'
15
"Varney, thou art an incarnate fiend!"