demonicness

Noun

demonicness (uncountable)

1. (rare) The quality of being demonic.
   • And for females who claim the essential demonicness of males, the same question I've put to white girls attacking white boys applies: who are their mamas?1995, Kiarri T-H. Cheatwood, “Caucasian ‘Sexuality’ & World/Afrikan Slavery”, in To Save the Blood of Black Babies: The D.C. and New York Dialogues, Richmond, Va.: Native Sun Publishers, →ISBN...
   • Clyde’d been right about one thing—she had bigger fish to fry, and that included figuring out what Lucifer’s next move was. So she’d just have to go on believing that this story Clyde’d given her was just a way to get her to let his demonicness into her life and then he would do exactly what he...2009, Dakota Cassidy, chapter 7, in Kiss & Hell, New York, N.Y.: Berkley Sensation, →ISBN, pages 105–106

   Synonyms:

   demoniacality, demoniacalness, demonicality, demonicalness, demonicity