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fiendish [ˈfiːndɪʃ] adj
1. of or like a fiend 2. diabolically wicked or cruel 3. Informal extremely difficult or unpleasant a fiendish problem fiendishly adv fiendishness n ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
fiendish adjective 2. difficult, involved, complex, puzzling, baffling, intricate, thorny, knotty It is a fiendish question without an easy answer. 3. wicked, cruel, savage, monstrous, malicious, satanic, malignant, unspeakable, atrocious, inhuman, diabolical, implacable, malevolent, hellish, devilish, infernal, accursed, ungodly, black-hearted, demoniac a fiendish act of wickedness Translations fiendish [ˈfiːndɪʃ] adj (= very clever) [plan, action, device] → diabolique (= very difficult) [problem, task] → infernal(e) (= cruel) [person] → diabolique fiendish [ˈfiːndɪʃ] adj (cruelty, smile, plot) → diabolico/a (fam) (difficult and unpleasant) → tremendo/a I had a fiendish time trying to ... → è stato un lavoraccio tentare di... fiendish [ˈfiːndɪʃ] adj (cruelty, smile, plot) → diabolico/a (fam) (difficult and unpleasant) → tremendo/a I had a fiendish time trying to ... → è stato un lavoraccio tentare di... How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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He knew, too, that they seldom lost much time before consummating the fiendish purpose of their captures. In conformation it was similar to a cat--a huge cat, exaggerated colossal cat, with fiendish eyes and the most devilish cast of countenance, as it wrinkled its bristling snout and bared its great yellow fangs. Simon Nishikanta was fiendish in his descriptions of whatever miscreant had done the deed and of how he should be made to suffer for it, while Grimshaw clenched and repeatedly clenched his great hands as if throttling some throat. |
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