infernal

• Relativo al infierno o al mundo subterráneo; también se usa informalmente para expresar gran irritación o énfasis.

Relating to or resembling hell; also used informally to express anger or annoyance, as in 'infernal noise'.

1. C1formal

   Of or relating to hell or the underworld.

   infernal

   • The ancient texts described infernal regions of torment.
   • Dante's Inferno vividly portrays infernal punishments.
   • The painting depicted an infernal landscape of fire and darkness.

   Sinónimoschthonichellishplutonianstygiantartarean

2. Extremely annoyingB2informal

   Used informally to express strong irritation or annoyance.

   Infernal (sumamente molesto)

   • That infernal noise from the construction site is driving me crazy.
   • I can't get this infernal machine to work properly.
   • Where did I put those infernal keys?

   Sinónimosaggravatingblastedconfoundedcurseddamnablepeskywretched

   Antónimosagreeabledelightfulpleasantwelcome

• Sustantivo que designa a un habitante del infierno o a un espíritu maligno. También se usa para referirse a una persona muy cruel o perversa, o a alguien travieso y malicioso.

A noun referring to an inhabitant of Hell.

1. Inhabitant of HellC2formal

   A being or entity that resides in Hell, often depicted in religious or mythological contexts.

   Habitante del infierno

   • The ancient texts described the infernals as tormentors of the damned.
   • In the poem, the hero battles an infernal to escape the underworld.
   • Legends speak of infernals guarding the gates of Hell.

   Sinónimosdamneddemondevilfiend