devilish 的 2 个定义
- of, like, or befitting a devil; diabolical; fiendish.
- extreme; very great: a devilish mess.
- excessively; extremely: He's devilish proud.
devilish 近义词
wicked
更多devilish例句
- Alas, the celebration surrounding that honor is short-lived, since Teela is soon called to duty to help protect Castle Grayskull from Skeletor, here voiced by Mark Hamill with a devilish rasp that recalls his legendary vocal performance as the Joker.
- Whichever of those theories are valid, I suspect there’s a uniting factor behind all of them—and she’s got a short, cropped haircut and a devilish smile.
- It means we have to make devilish choices about when to preserve institutions and when to weaken institutions that turn against democracy.
- Although he wasn’t specifically talking about sugar, such a devilish source is only fitting when talking sweet, sweet sucrose.
- Proposals have nuanced, devilish details that can be highlighted or picked apart.
- Use him as the poster child for a nasty, devilish lobbying group being the de facto fourth branch of government.
- As she disappears down the hill, Grace shoots Mormello a devilish grin: “What does she have?”
- Depending on whether you use a Greek, Hebrew, or English number scheme, a lot of different names add up to the devilish number.
- The course teaches that Devilish influence in the world is of two basic types.
- But unfortunately for us, the devilish Mr. Hyde was in charge in that case.
- If ever a pretty woman's smile was devilish, Lucy Warrender's was, as she insisted on this partnership in her guilt.
- "My men and I have a devilish importunate creditor," said he, slapping his stomach.
- By the God above us, if I thought this was any of your devilish machinations, I would strike you to the earth!
- The pamphlets have been distributed with devilish ingenuity amongst all national operatives, the army and the navy.
- Then again, once the dusk filled the glade my impassive victim would become alert and up to some of his devilish tricks.