Fiendish Meaning in English

word

US

ˈfindɪʃ

FEEN-dish

UK

fˈiːndɪʃ

FEEND-ish

परिभाषा

Extremely cruel, wicked, or evil, like a demon; it can also describe something very difficult or tricky.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Somewhat formal or literary. Often used for cruel actions or people ('a fiendish plot'), but can also mean extremely difficult ('a fiendish puzzle'). Not a casual insult—strong, dramatic tone.

• Spanish: diabólico - endemoniado
• Portuguese (BR): demoníaco - diabólico
• Portuguese (PT): demoníaco - diabólico
• Chinese (Simplified): 恶魔般的 - 狡猾的（难以对付）
• Chinese (Traditional): 惡魔般的 - 狡猾的（難以對付）
• Hindi: शैतानी - कठिन
• Arabic: شيطاني - خبيث
• Bengali: নিপীড়নকারী - দুষ্ট - অত্যন্ত কঠিন
• Russian: дьявольский - злобный - мучительный
• Japanese: 悪魔のような - 非常に難しい
• Vietnamese: quỷ quyệt - ác độc - cực kỳ khó
• Korean: 사악한 - 악마 같은 - 매우 어려운
• Turkish: şeytani - aşırı zorlu
• Urdu: شیطانی - انتہائی مشکل
• Indonesian: setan - sangat kejam - sangat sulit

उदाहरण वाक्य

The villain had a fiendish plan to take over the city.

basic

This math puzzle is fiendish—I can't solve it!

basic

The cookies have a fiendish amount of chocolate in them.

basic

She gave me a fiendish grin when she won the game.

natural

That's a fiendish schedule—how do you handle all those meetings?

natural

Don’t be fooled by her kind face—she can be fiendish when she wants to win.

natural