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demoniacalness

demoniacalness noun: the quality of being demoniacal.

Noun

demoniacalness (uncountable)

  1. (rare) The quality of being demoniacal.
    • Halpin [Frayser]’s death and the post-mortem demoniacalness of the well-bred Southern woman, lops off the grafted branches of the human and cuts it down to that stump of itself which is primordial, persistent, unconscious animalism.1918, The Stratford Monthly: An International Magazine, Boston, Mass.: Stratford Company, →OCLC, page 44
    • Robert E. Lee and J. E. B. Stuart, who captured him, knew well his deeds in Kansas. His judges weighed the outward spirituality of his words against the demoniacalness of his deeds and condemned him. They were not deceived!1949 August 2, Samuel H. Miller, “[The Forum] Shame! Shame!”, in The Evening Sun, 7 star edition, volume 79, number 93, Baltimore, Md.: A. S. Abell Company, published 4 August 1949, →OCLC, page 27...

Synonyms of demoniacalness

Origin of demoniacalness

From demoniacal + -ness.

Questions about demoniacalness

What does demoniacalness mean?
Demoniacalness means the quality of being demoniacal.
What part of speech is demoniacalness?
Demoniacalness is a noun.

Words near demoniacalness in the dictionary

  1. demonhunters
  2. demoniac
  3. demoniacal
  4. demoniacality
  5. demoniacally
  6. demoniacalness
  7. demoniacism
  8. demoniacs
  9. demonial
  10. demonian
  11. demonianism

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