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demon

/ˈdiː.mən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un être surnaturel, souvent malveillant, présent dans les mythologies, les religions et le folklore.

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/ˈdiː.mən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un être surnaturel, souvent malveillant, présent dans les mythologies, les religions et le folklore.

A noun referring to a supernatural being, often malevolent, found in mythology, religion, and folklore.

  1. Evil spiritB1formal

    An evil supernatural being, often depicted as a malevolent entity in religious or mythological contexts.

    frDémon (esprit maléfique)

    • Ancient texts describe demons as fallen angels.
    • The exorcist attempted to drive the demon out of the possessed man.
    • In many cultures, demons are believed to cause misfortune.

    Synonymescacodemondaemondevilevil spiritfiend

    Antonymesangelspirit

  2. Inner tormentB2informal

    A persistent negative thought, emotion, or habit that troubles a person.

    frdémon intérieur

    • He struggled with his inner demons for years.
    • She finally confronted the demons of her past.
    • Addiction can be a powerful demon to overcome.

    Synonymesafflictionbugbearcompulsionfixationhang-upobsessiontorment

  3. Skilled personB2informal

    A person who is extremely skilled or enthusiastic about something.

    frExpert, as de quelque chose

    • He's a demon on the guitar.
    • She's a demon for work, never taking a break.
    • That chess player is a real demon at the board.

    Synonymesaceexpertfiendgeniushotshotmasterwhizwizard

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  • demons plural form
  • demons' possessive plural form
  • demon's possessive singular form
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