devilish in Irish
devilish in Irish is diabhlaí, diail — devilish means wicked or mischievous in a way that recalls the devil.
devilish in Irish
diabhlaí
Resembling a devil.
diail
(informal) Extreme, excessive.
What does "devilish" mean?
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adj Wicked or mischievous in a way that recalls the devil.
"He gave a devilish grin before revealing the prank."
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adv Extremely; used to intensify an adjective (informal, somewhat dated).
"It was a devilish hard exam, harder than anyone expected."
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devilish in a sentence
- He gave a devilish grin before revealing the prank.
- The riddle had a devilish twist that fooled everyone.
- It was a devilish hard exam, harder than anyone expected.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "devilish" in Irish?
"devilish" in Irish is diabhlaí, diail. devilish means: Wicked or mischievous in a way that recalls the devil.
How do you use "devilish" in a sentence?
Example: "He gave a devilish grin before revealing the prank." In Irish, "devilish" is diabhlaí, diail.
Are there other ways to say "devilish" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "devilish": diabhlaí, diail.
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