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diabolic

/ˌdaɪ.əˈbɒl.ɪk/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das außerordentlich böse, grausam oder teuflisch ist und an den Teufel erinnert.

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adjective

/ˌdaɪ.əˈbɒl.ɪk/C1formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das außerordentlich böse, grausam oder teuflisch ist und an den Teufel erinnert.

Describes something that is extremely evil, cruel, or characteristic of the devil.

  1. Of or relating to the devilC1formal

    Characteristic of the devil or evil spirits; demonic.

    deTeuflisch

    • The villain had a diabolic plan to destroy the city.
    • Ancient texts describe diabolic creatures that tempt humans.
    • His diabolic laughter echoed through the dark hall.

    Synonymedemonicdevilishfiendishhellishinfernalmephistopheliansatanic

    Antonymeangelicdivinegodlysaintly

  2. Extremely cruel or wickedC1formal

    Showing great cruelty, malice, or evil intent.

    deTeuflisch

    • The dictator's diabolic actions caused immense suffering.
    • She devised a diabolic scheme to ruin her rival's career.
    • The punishment was considered diabolic by human rights groups.

    Synonymeatrociousdemonicevilfiendishheinoushellishinfernalmalevolentmaliciousmalignantmonstrousnefarioussatanicvilewicked

    Antonymeangelicbenevolentkindheartedrighteousvirtuous

  3. Very difficult or challengingC2informal

    Used informally to describe something extremely hard or frustrating.

    deteuflisch schwer

    • The final level of the game was diabolic.
    • Solving this puzzle is a diabolic task.
    • The exam questions were diabolic; nobody passed.

    Synonymebeastlybrutaldevilishhellishimpossiblekillernightmarish

Formen
  • more diabolic comparative form
  • most diabolic superlative form
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