demonic
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /dɪˈmɑnɪk/ · UK /dɪˈmɒnɪk/
demonic means: Related to evil spirits or having their frightening qualities.
adjective
Related to evil spirits or having their frightening qualities.
- A demonic creature appeared in the story.
- The villagers believed the strange noises had a demonic source.
- The film follows a family frightened by demonic spirits.
Connected with evil spirits or their powers.
- The villagers feared demonic spirits.
- She studies stories of demonic possession.
- The film shows a battle against demonic forces.
Extremely cruel or evil.
- The villain gave a demonic smile.
- His demonic cruelty shocked the guards.
- There was something demonic about her delight in their suffering.
Showing unusually strong energy, force, or determination.
- He worked with demonic energy.
- The soldiers fought with demonic strength.
- Her demonic drive kept the whole team moving.
Questions about demonic
What does demonic mean?
Related to evil spirits or having their frightening qualities.
What is demonic in other languages?
Türkçe: şeytani · Español: demoníaco · Français: démoniaque · Deutsch: dämonisch · Italiano: demoniaco · 日本語: 悪魔の
How do you pronounce demonic?
In American English /dɪˈmɑnɪk/; in British English /dɪˈmɒnɪk/.
How do you use demonic in a sentence?
A demonic creature appeared in the story. The villagers believed the strange noises had a demonic source.
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