- a word derived from demoniac.
Example Sentences
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Here, the gods are remote, the hero Orestes largely absent, and it is the women who seem demoniacally possessed.
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He plays the succulent part of Scrooge with delightful gusto, whether barking at charity solicitors, cringing before ghosts, demoniacally fleecing a business associate or lavishing favors on a startled Cratchit.
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No kin to his sister Swede, 41-year-old Ingmar Bergman is one of the most peculiarly gifted and demoniacally creative moviemakers of modern times�"a gothic Dante," one European critic called him.
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Above them, gargoyles leer demoniacally over the heads of devout cherubim.
From Cathedrals of Spain by John A.
But I have always thought that you have more cause than I to be demoniacally inclined towards him.
From More Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1 by Darwin, Francis, Sir