satanic
adjective
of Satan.
satanically
-
a word derived from
satanic.
Example Sentences
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But Lipstein isn’t implying that a person must either be celestially lucky or satanically unprincipled or both in order to “make it.”
From New York Times ● Jan. 19, 2022
The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw hailed "Happy End" as "a black comedy of pure sociopathy ... as gripping as a satanically inspired soap opera, a dynasty of lost souls".
From Reuters ● May 22, 2017
The traveler who reaches the lonely relic stands damply in a small reception hall presided over by a surly owl with satanically gleaming eyes.
From Time Magazine Archive
But John Landis' film is not a genre genuflection; it is a thoroughly modern, satanically entertaining night flight into the Zeitgeist city of the 1980s.
From Time Magazine Archive
But Wilson was mad, infatuated, and satanically determined.
From Biography of a Slave Being the Experiences of Rev. Charles Thompson by Charles Thompson
