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Meanings of most devilish in English

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Usage of most devilish in English
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But that was the most devilish thing that Eddie had ever done.
Buttered Side Down: Stories
2
In her house we find the most devilish herbs and mixtures.
The hangman's daughter
3
You're more than a match for the most devilish of gentlemen.
Ruthless
4
It is the most devilish little rickety business I ever beheld!
Northanger Abbey
5
The most devilish thing going as we sailed was a game of chess!
The Martial Adventures of Henry and Me
6
I hate the Genoese; they make a commonwealth the most devilish of all tyrannies!
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 1
7
Of all traitors for whom Hell is hungry the German-born traitor is the most devilish.
The Lost Naval Papers
8
I've just had the most devilish dream about Desiree.
Under the Andes
9
Mithraism was most devilish of all the cults.
Julian
10
A most devilish kind of Spanish burgundy, warranted free from added alcohol: a Temperance burgundy in fact.
Major Barbara
11
It's the law of the most devilish.
Grand junction
12
All war is devilish, but ours will be the most devilish that the world has ever known.
The Path of the King
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She just stood there with those big beautiful blue eyes and smiled the most devilish grin she could.
Hearts of grey
14
Peter Fincham has to perform the most devilish balancing act in TV history: cut programme expenditure and increase ratings.
The Guardian
15
The agitator, with a spirit of the most devilish rage consuming him, nevertheless went on to forward the general movement.
The Story of Louis Riel: The Rebel Chief
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I remembered that I had heard that the most devilish tortures were those which the squaws devised, and that the murderings.
Salute to Adventurers
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