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Перевод: demonic

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дьявольский; демонический; бесноватый; одержимый; необыкновенно одаренный

Тезаурус:

1. Palestinians can still seem demonic.
2. The paranormal is automatically consigned to the demonic because it is not immediately biblical.
3. Here was the Labour Party reverting to its old self, a better self, yes, than the monster it became under the demonic spell of Tony Benn; here was a party responsive once more to its own people, the people it so shamefully betrayed at two successive general elections since 1979, but a party - as somebody once said of the SDP - "promising a better yesterday".
4. It's time to put a bullet through the head of SOUL HUMANISM and find liberation in the inhumanity of the mechanical, bestial, angelic, demonic, ghostly.
5. In 1918 the Western Allies had neither accepted nor totally crushed German economic competition: instead they had pushed it back in on itself like some kind of demonic and lethal jack-in-the-box.
6. "There is today," he explained, "a dangerous fascination with demonic devotion and ritual, and reports of their beguiling, destructive effects seem all too frequent.'
7. The second was the sight of strange mythological beasts and demonic gargoyles which surrounded and surmounted the gateway.
8. The name given to a demonic or maniacal GHOST of someone who had been evil during his lifetime.
9. The message is even more explicit in The Four Just Men (1939), a tale of derring-do in which some chaps set out to warn the nation of a demonic plan to destroy the British Empire, leaving world domination in one man's hands.
10. He needs not to forget that there are demonic forces in the universe whatever people say about the existence of the devil.
11. With his deep voice, crumpled face, huge nose and ears and streak of cruelty, Maitre Tixier-Vignancour willingly symbolised all that was most demonic about France's extreme right.
12. The Special Squads were the Nazis' "most demonic crime", representing "an attempt to shift on to others - specifically the victims - the burden of guilt, so that they were deprived even of the solace of innocence".