Adverb:

ଶୟତାନ ପରି |,

like the devil's Usage Examples:

Melville later portrayed himself at this time as being forced to write with duns all around him, " looking over the back of his chair—" perching on his pen " diving in his inkstand—like the devils about St.

Holland has said “Cooper is a person who can sing like an angel and play like the devil.

tones, that is to say the tones which (even if they are intense) scream like the devil and holy water, like marble and vinegar; but when they are excessively.

meaning of this painting, "In this reaper – a vague figure laboring like the devil in the terrible heat to finish his task – I saw an image of death, in.

these plants include trees, like the Sitka spruce, shrubs, like the blueberry bush, and other herbaceous vegetation, like the devil’s club.

Superheroes, "She takes on ordinary murderers, murderers who dress like the devil to do their dirty work, crooked fight promoters, the insane caretaker.

this century - one of them was Jolson - and I remember him screaming like the devil when he made a soundtrack.

friend of McLean once said, "He looks like a choir boy, but fights like the devil.

for instance: Diablo: looks like the devil bats with a club but runs very slowly.

"i like the devil" 2:55 5.

At the inn, he meets a man with a face described as looking like the devil - two protrusions emanating from his forehead (like horns), eyes burning.

Synonyms:

like crazy, like hell, like sin, like mad, like thunder,

Antonyms:

unlike, disapprove, dislike,