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demonography

demonography noun: a bestiary dealing with demons.

Noun

demonography (plural demonographies)

  1. A bestiary dealing with demons.
  2. (figuratively) A list of people, institutions, etc. regarded as evil.
    • But the BBC’s Persian channel has been cast as the main threat, partly, BBC officials say, because Britain’s colonial past has earned it a special place in Iran’s official demonography.2009 June 29, John F. Burns, “Persian Station in Britain Rattles Officials in Iran”, in New York Times

Forms of demonography

pluraldemonographies

Origin of demonography

From demono- + -graphy.

Words that rhyme with demonography

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Questions about demonography

What does demonography mean?
Demonography means a bestiary dealing with demons.
What part of speech is demonography?
Demonography is a noun.
What is the plural of demonography?
The plural of demonography is demonographies.

Words near demonography in the dictionary

  1. demonocracies
  2. demonocracy
  3. demonographer
  4. demonographers
  5. demonographies
  6. demonography
  7. demonolater
  8. demonolaters
  9. demonolatries
  10. demonolatrous
  11. demonolatry

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