fiend in Greek
fiend in Greek is Δαίμων — fiend means an evil or demonic being; by extension, a cruel or wicked person.
fiend in Greek
Δαίμων
Pronounced: Daimon
A devil or demon; a malignant or diabolical being; an evil spirit.
What does "fiend" mean?
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noun An evil or demonic being; by extension, a cruel or wicked person.
"The villagers spoke of the creature as a fiend from the darkest legends."
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noun Informal: someone with an intense, almost obsessive enthusiasm for something.
"He’s a total sugar fiend and can’t walk past a bakery."
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fiend in a sentence
- The villagers spoke of the creature as a fiend from the darkest legends.
- He’s a total sugar fiend and can’t walk past a bakery.
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What is "fiend" in Greek?
"fiend" in Greek is Δαίμων. fiend means: An evil or demonic being; by extension, a cruel or wicked person.
How do you pronounce Δαίμων?
"fiend" in Greek is Δαίμων, pronounced "Daimon".
How do you use "fiend" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers spoke of the creature as a fiend from the darkest legends." In Greek, "fiend" is Δαίμων.
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