diabolical in Irish
diabolical in Irish is diabhlaí — diabolical means extremely cruel or wicked; evil.
diabolical in Irish
diabhlaí
Of or concerning the devil: devilish, satanic.
What does "diabolical" mean?
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adj Extremely cruel or wicked; evil.
"The villain hatched a diabolical plan to destroy the city."
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adj (informal) Very bad or dreadful.
"The weather on our camping trip was absolutely diabolical."
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diabolical in a sentence
- The villain hatched a diabolical plan to destroy the city.
- It was a diabolical act of betrayal that no one saw coming.
- The weather on our camping trip was absolutely diabolical.
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What is "diabolical" in Irish?
"diabolical" in Irish is diabhlaí. diabolical means: Extremely cruel or wicked; evil.
How do you use "diabolical" in a sentence?
Example: "The villain hatched a diabolical plan to destroy the city." In Irish, "diabolical" is diabhlaí.
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