Adjective:

ଶୟତାନ |, ହେଲିଶ୍ |, ବହୁତ ଖରାପ,

devilish's Usage Examples:

rewarding release", and called Frith a "highly respected, versatile, and devilishly creative guitarist".

portrayed several characters he conceived, including the leather-clad egomaniac "The Fly", the greedy televangelist "Mirror Ball Man", and the devilish.

1954, Sayre called McCarthy a "pretended patriot", adding "There is a devilish indecision about any society that will permit an impostor like McCarthy.

The poem ends ironically, with a mock warning to all men of the devilish consequences of thinking about scantily-clad females.

dark cul-de-sac lurked a new and devilish sort of place where Futurists cavorted: a "night club" profanely named "The Cave of the Golden Calf".

IGN also stated that although he was once a mere villain in the series, his devilishly cool appearance set him apart from the rest.

From these conflicts Hugh was dubbed le diable, the devilish, by the monks of St.

the incarnation of impishness, pure devilish mischievousness.

Sometimes he is the heroic antagonist of tyranny, and sometimes a devilish enemy of group values, conceived to reside in the protection of God.

that the synchro-ciné was a synchronizer capable of good audio-video simultaneities in standard measures, but the fleeting and devilish rhythm of the work.

he is infamous for his devilish pranks, mistakes, and his apparent lecherousness, though he proved himself a great leader as well.

One whom, the devilishly handsome but balding Simon is studying at Adelaide University.

and pulp media, to make biting critiques and comments on (and devilish subversions of) the ways in which we ingest images, and what our minds then do with.

Synonyms:

diabolic, evil, mephistophelean, mephistophelian, diabolical,

Antonyms:

righteous, goodness, inoffensive, moral, good,