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demon
[ dee-muhn ]
/ Ëdi mÉn /
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noun
adjective
of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or noting a demon.
possessed or controlled by a demon.
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Origin of demon
1350â1400; Middle English <Latin daemonium<Greek daimĂłnion, thing of divine nature (in Jewish and Christian writers, evil spirit), neuter of daimĂłnios, derivative of daĂmĆn;(def. 6) <Latin; see daemon
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demon
/ (ËdiËmÉn) /
noun
Word Origin for demon
C15: from Latin daemĆn evil spirit, spirit, from Greek daimĆn spirit, deity, fate; see daemon
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