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Meanings of incubus in English
Usage of incubus in English
1
The incubus of legs and chelae and vital organs will be removed.
2
I come from a family where everyone's an incubus or a succubus.
3
Since I'd saved William from becoming an incubus, Bill would never exist.
4
I tried to stamp off the incubus, but it would not go.
5
There's a strange incubus on my mind, I must lift it first.
6
As pointing more specifically to the incubus of Potts, there was this:-
7
Even if he was an incubus, he was capable of selfless love.
8
An incubus of disappointment weighed upon his soul and clouded his brow.
9
For about ten minutes Hortense sat under the incubus of this oppression.
10
Do you think your incubus boyfriend is waiting for you in Faerie?
11
My incubus had been made through the foolishness of my own ancestor!
12
In the middle of the sixteenth century, Spain was the incubus of Europe.
13
For the first time the incubus of the war seemed lighter upon G.J.
14
The vast monarchical incubus rises between the people and their ideal.
15
It is the sorrow of their thoughts, and the incubus of their dreams.
16
It means you're breaking the hold the incubus had on you.
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