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Comparative for relating to, or having the nature of, a demon or evil spirit
“Ye Cheng was a human who, although not a fiendish demon, was more terrifying than fiendish demons.”
Comparative for frightening or terrifying, especially in appearance
“Yet alternative maps delineated a dark place, a hell of nightmares and bleakness, a strange country of frightening and fiendish creatures in a hostile environment.”
Comparative for extremely cruel or inhuman in nature or character
“This fiendish tyrant found malignant joy in the sufferings he had created.”
Comparative for extremely awkward or complex
“The superlatively analytical Inspector Hemingway reveals his unnerving talent for solving a fiendish problem.”
Comparative for deviously cunning or ingenious
“And now the parking authority had embarked on a fiendish plan to extort all the pitiful monies I earned so that my children and I would starve to death!”
Comparative for inhumanly or outrageously evil or immorally wrong
Comparative for pertaining to a corpse, though having qualities of life
Comparative for tending to misbehave or act badly
Comparative for inclined to do slightly naughty things for fun
Comparative for stubborn, or inclined to do the opposite of what is expected or demanded
Comparative for of, relating to, or like, a talisman
Comparative for under a spell or the influence of spirits
Comparative for having enchanting qualities
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