fiendish in Polish
fiendish in Polish is diabelski, szatański — fiendish means extremely cruel or wicked, as if inspired by a demon.
fiendish in Polish
diabelski
Sinister; evil; like a fiend.
szatański
Sinister; evil; like a fiend.
What does "fiendish" mean?
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adj Extremely cruel or wicked, as if inspired by a demon.
"The kidnappers hatched a fiendish plot to avoid detection."
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adj Very difficult or intricate, especially in a way that seems almost deliberately cruel.
"The exam included one fiendish question that stumped almost everyone."
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fiendish in a sentence
- The kidnappers hatched a fiendish plot to avoid detection.
- The exam included one fiendish question that stumped almost everyone.
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What is "fiendish" in Polish?
"fiendish" in Polish is diabelski, szatański. fiendish means: Extremely cruel or wicked, as if inspired by a demon.
How do you use "fiendish" in a sentence?
Example: "The kidnappers hatched a fiendish plot to avoid detection." In Polish, "fiendish" is diabelski, szatański.
Are there other ways to say "fiendish" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "fiendish": diabelski, szatański.
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