incubus in Portuguese
incubus in Portuguese is íncubo, pesadelo — incubus means in medieval European folklore, a male demon believed to settle on people as they sleep and cause nightmares.
incubus in Portuguese
What does "incubus" mean?
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noun In medieval European folklore, a male demon believed to settle on people as they sleep and cause nightmares.
"The manuscript describes an incubus pressing on the sleeper's chest."
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noun A thing that oppresses or weighs heavily on someone, like a burden that cannot be shaken off.
"The debt sat on the household like an incubus."
incubus in a sentence
- The manuscript describes an incubus pressing on the sleeper's chest.
- Church writers treated the incubus as a real danger rather than a bad dream.
- The debt sat on the household like an incubus.
- Censorship was an incubus on the country's writers for a generation.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "incubus" in Portuguese?
"incubus" in Portuguese is íncubo, pesadelo. incubus means: In medieval European folklore, a male demon believed to settle on people as they sleep and cause nightmares.
How do you use "incubus" in a sentence?
Example: "The manuscript describes an incubus pressing on the sleeper's chest." In Portuguese, "incubus" is íncubo, pesadelo.
Are there other ways to say "incubus" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "incubus": íncubo, pesadelo.