Diabolic Meaning in English

word

US

ˌdaɪəˈbɒlɪk

dy-uh-BAH-lik

UK

dˌaɪəbˈɒlɪk

dy-uh-BOL-ik

التعريف

Describing something extremely evil, cruel, or related to the devil. Often used for actions or plans that seem wicked and intentional.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Diabolic" is quite formal or literary, and often used for dramatic effect. Similar to "devilish" or "demonic," but usually describes something intensely evil or planned. Not used for minor mischief.

• Spanish: diabólico - demoníaco
• Portuguese (BR): diabólico - demoníaco
• Portuguese (PT): diabólico - demoníaco
• Chinese (Simplified): 恶魔般的 - 邪恶的
• Chinese (Traditional): 惡魔般的 - 邪惡的
• Hindi: शैतानी - राक्षसी
• Arabic: شيطاني - شرير
• Bengali: শয়তানী - পৈশাচিক - অসুরীয়
• Russian: дьявольский - демонический
• Japanese: 悪魔的な - 邪悪な
• Vietnamese: quỷ quyệt - ác quỷ
• Korean: 악마 같은 - 극악무도한
• Turkish: şeytani - iblisçe
• Urdu: شیطانی - ابلیسی
• Indonesian: iblis - kejam sekali

جمل نموذجية

The villain's diabolic plan shocked everyone.

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That was a diabolic act of cruelty.

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Some people believe monsters are diabolic creatures.

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Her diabolic laughter sent chills down my spine.

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They came up with a diabolic scheme to win the competition at any cost.

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It's diabolic how some people enjoy causing pain to others.

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