Noun:

தூங்குபவரை படுக்கையோடு அழுத்திக் கிலியூட்டும் கொடிய ஆவி,

incubus's Usage Examples:

Wayne: I saw incubus at the Nottingham Ice Arena when I was eighteen.

The counselor said the experience wasn't caused by telepathy but by a type of spirit called an incubus or a succubus.

incubus album, a Crow Left of the Murder, comes with a limited edition DVD.

He also had a sexual obsession, something about becoming an incubus.

Signatories include incubus, Audioslave and Rage Against the Machine.

Some national feeling may have lingered, but, substantially, every man in the country, of every hue, was benefited when the incubus of the tyranny of the Dutch East India Company was removed.

The incubus and succubus of the middle ages are sometimes regarded as spiritual beings; but they were held to give very real proof of their bodily existence.

As a structure composed of diverF ill-connected parts it fell to pieces at its builder's death, leaving little but the incubus of a memory, the fascination of a mighty name, to dominate the mind of medieval Europe.

hfmself from the incubus of the French warthe source of most of the evils of the time, for it was the heavy taxation required to feed this struggle which embittered all the domestic politics of the realm.

Synonyms:

daimon, fiend, devil, demon, daemon,

Antonyms:

please, disequilibrium, inclusion, equilibrium, exclusion,