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demonicalness

demonicalness noun: the quality of being demonical.

Noun

demonicalness (uncountable)

  1. (rare) The quality of being demonical.
    • The great city called Sodom and Egypt [ch. xi. 8]. On the one hand, sensuality carried to a pitch directly contrary to nature; on the other, worship of the dead, asceticism and sorcery; carnality and demonicalness—the one aiding the other, and both forming the sign of the city of destruction.1866, John Peter Lange, translated by Evelina Moore, “Human Ordinances, Affairs, and Relations”, in Philip Schaff, editor, The Revelation of John (A Commentary on the Holy Scriptures […]; volume X of...
    • I think for general “demonicalness” (excuse the word) the Efreet had it.1936 December 4, Geo[rge] Beale, “The Arabian Nights (Concluding Article)”, in West Lothian Courier […], 67th year, number 3538, Bathgate, West Lothian, →OCLC, page 2, column 6

Synonyms of demonicalness

Origin of demonicalness

From demonical + -ness.

Questions about demonicalness

What does demonicalness mean?
Demonicalness means the quality of being demonical.
What part of speech is demonicalness?
Demonicalness is a noun.

Words near demonicalness in the dictionary

  1. demoniasm
  2. demonic
  3. demonical
  4. demonicality
  5. demonically
  6. demonicalness
  7. demonicism
  8. demonicity
  9. demonicness
  10. demonifies
  11. demonifuge

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