Demoniacal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEMONIACAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• like a demoniac, a person possessed by a demon or evil spirit, also DEMONIC, DEMONICAL
• relating to or characteristic of a demon or evil spirit
• Pertaining to, or characteristic of, a demon or evil spirit; devilish; as, a demoniac being; demoniacal practices.
• Influenced or produced by a demon or evil spirit; as, demoniac or demoniacal power.
• frenzied as if possessed by a demon
• like a demoniac, a person possessed by a demon or evil spirit
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• possessed or influenced by a demon

Words related to DEMONIACAL

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Words that contain DEMONIACAL

demoniacally20 pandemoniacal20

How to use DEMONIACAL in a sentence

• Carmel was no fool even if she had wild and demoniacal moments.
• Not satisfied with the break-neck rate at which they were traveling, Bob pulled out his revolver and fired in rapid succession, at the same time yelling in a demoniacal manner.
• I could see the demoniacal fury with which his heart was overflowing, and the whole house looked to me like hell.
• How sad and cruel all this seemed! The men lounging about looked demoniacal in the red light of the fire.
• And now, all at once, it was here, materialized, demoniacal, a flying death, swooping across the dark into your very room.
• The axle, which is likewise of wood, is never greased, and thus causes the demoniacal kind of music to which I alluded.
• Since science has presumed to take the place of theology, we should talk about hysteria instead of witchcraft, and hallucination instead of demoniacal possession.
• These two together gave him a weird, demoniacal look, which his white beard, although long and flowing, had not enough of dignity to do away with.
• The look he turned upon her was demoniacal, harrowing as a dream of hell.
• I admit that there is in all of us a certain vein of the old original demoniacal humour or joy in the misfortune of another which sticks to us like our original sin.
• This demoniacal impulse and power, which were ascribed to the Canidias of ancient superstition, may be seen subtly influencing the members of every-day society.
• The Dummy uttered a demoniacal grunt, and shook his head and hands before Lovaina in accusation.
• It was the demoniacal force of that which lent such splendour to it.
• He went and left her alone, and the other remained, with his dark, demoniacal eyes, with his voice and tones, which exercised such a singular, irresistible influence over her.
• He never looked more like her than at this moment, with his dark, destroying beauty, and his peculiar, passionate, demoniacal glance.
• A singular epidemic of demoniacal obsession at Cavite is dispelled by the religious services held at the new Recollect church there.
• So fierce, at times, was the onslaught that the tense telegraph wires could be heard humming even above the demoniacal glee of the storm.
• And if he mistook her not, she had just alluded to the demoniacal Constantia Durham.
• The sight that met his eager gaze called into action all the demoniacal passions which the tones of that sweet voice had lulled to rest.
• Nothing could more perfectly interpret the horrible desolation of the desert, Rhoda thought, than the demoniacal, long-drawn laughter of the coyote.
• From afar came the demoniacal laughter of coyotes on their night hunts.
• With both, there was a belief in demoniacal possessions, devils or bad spirits entering human bodies.
• They had acknowledged the miracles wrought by him when he was alive, but attributed them even his works of beneficence to demoniacal power.
• Sobbing in her sleep, she waked to hear the demoniacal shriek of the tireless wind and the howl of a coyote, and wept, refusing to be comforted.
• As soon as the prescribed forms were gone through, Nito entered with one of the people, who, while under the demoniacal influence, foretold future events.
• He was probably originally a beneficent house-spirit, and in later times assumed the demoniacal character in which he appears in the story of the Treasure-Bringer.
• The horizon and the sky near it are charged with a sense of demoniacal conflict for human souls, and forebodings of defeat and woe.
• They saw witchcraft and demoniacal possession, where the moderns see hysterics and hypnotic conditions.
• I will now proceed to relate the evils he wrought by some hidden force and demoniacal power.
• And thus they fall farther and farther away from true humanity, and approach nearer to the demoniacal nature.
• For at this time I had a wonderful, almost demoniacal sense of disposing of matters to suit my own selfish will.
• Meanwhile on the slopes of Zion the whole of Jerusalem, gaunt, dying and demoniacal, was packed in the ruins of the palace of Herod.

Similar words containing MONIAC without suffix al and without prefix de

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