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daemonic

UK
/diˈɒm.ɪk/
US
/diˈæ.mɪk/

Translations

daemonicnoun
UK
/diːˈmɒnɪk/
US
/diˈmɑːnɪk/
Used substantively, often with the definite article, to denote demonic forces or nature.
le démoniqueEmploi substantivé, souvent dans un registre littéraire ou philosophique.
The novel explores the daemonic that lurks within the human psyche.
Le roman explore le démonique qui se cache dans la psyché humaine.
Synonyms
shade
daemon
demon
fiend
devil
evil spirit
imp
specter
poltergeist
spirit
daemonicadjective
more daemonic
Comp.
most daemonic
Super.
UK
/diˈɒm.ɪk/
US
/diˈæ.mɪk/
démoniaqueSens général : ressemblant à un démon ou animé d’une force malfaisante.
The daemonic laughter echoed through the haunted house.
Le rire démoniaque résonnait dans la maison hantée.
Additional translations
diaboliqueEmploi fréquent pour insister sur le caractère malfaisant ou infernal.
Synonyms
hellish
wicked
infernal
demonic
fiendish
satanic
evil
malevolent
Antonyms
angelic

Definitions

daemonicnoun
The demonic or supernatural element, especially the collective forces or nature of demons.
The novel explores the daemonic that lurks within the human psyche.
daemonicadjective
Relating to or resembling a demon; fiendish or malevolent.
The daemonic laughter echoed through the haunted house, sending chills down their spines.
Possessed or influenced by a demon; showing a frenzied or uncontrolled energy.
His daemonic energy on the dance floor was both captivating and terrifying.
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