demoniacal
demoniac

He could end it all any time with the demoniacal power that is his.

Would you also create for yourself and the world a demoniacal enemy?

St. A's eyes began to take on a demoniacal glint.

Lynn could see that the dead man's face must have shown a demoniacal expression soon after death.

Fear gripped her at the demoniacal glint in his dark eyes.

Then the face became almost demoniacal in its delight.

On the contrary, Sade's demoniacal cultural energy seems far from spent.

He was quite feverish at the end, and pleaded demoniacal possession.

The completion of my demoniacal design became an insatiable passion.

Every red light was an irritant, a demoniacal plot to delay him.

He is also interested in the history of demoniacal possession in the same period.

From somewhere below the cliff came a demoniacal laugh.

To Paul it became almost a demoniacal noise.

He seemed suddenly possessed of a demoniacal energy.

He had set up a demoniacal chant of joy and was keeping time to it with his teetering.

The island as a whole has a "demoniacal sadness"; even the sexual urge is weaker here than elsewhere in the hot south.

Cast into demoniacal moulds, human nature is the worst possible nature.

Had she some fantastic idea of demoniacal possession?

He published several sermons and an essay on demoniacal possession, which attracted considerable notice.

Kane had half expected to see a loathsome semi-human monster out of some past and demoniacal age.

That demoniacal shriek can kill at thirty yards.

The houseboys howled with laughter, thinking his hat to be possessed of demoniacal powers.

He was quite unable to do anything, but sat huddled up in his chair as if terrified by his demoniacal companion.

The whole country is lawless, violent, explosive, demoniacal.

Behind him for a space, the woods were silent, than a demoniacal howling burst from the spot he had just quitted.

Her face had in it at times an almost demoniac expression.

Know you not that manifest destiny has its demoniac side?

I wonder even now if it could have been other than a demoniac dream of delirium.

Joseph is a lone, mysterious figure who serves as a Demoniac hunter.

"The noise was demoniac, and the cars were crammed with humanity.

The firelight gave a demoniac reflection to the master mind's fierce eyes.

It was a demoniac sound that made hearts beat too fast, heads and bodies reel.

It might have been the face of an ancient, evil mummy, quickened with demoniac life.

The demoniac energy promoted by the highest temperatures gave way to a pleasant idleness.

His clever and impetuous steps were writing on the sand the demoniac history of mankind.

He was half turned about and the light that came from the flames in a large fireplace threw a demoniac gleam upon his face.

Was killed in his Demoniac form by Joseph.

By the moment the die was scattered with other objects in the fray, a single demoniac drop had broken free from its prison.

And from the instant of their hatching they would be just such demoniac creatures as their parents.

Next moment, the night around them seemed alive with threshing wings and screeching, demoniac cries.

He heard a noise behind him, and then there was a demoniac shriek from the women and they surged forward in a body.

For a moment he was swept back into the past to those days when her temper would flare into demoniac rage.

She could have gotten him fairly into it, then changed into a harpy or something, and laughed her demoniac head off.

The wind buffeted us with seemingly demoniac intent.

Above it the mad whistling rose in a ghoulish piping of demoniac triumph.

A startled, demoniac screech came down from the sky as unseen night- dragons flapped away.

The ruby fell to the thick carpet, rolled along it like a revolving, demoniac eyeball.

Like the Hindu Goddess she has both divine and demoniac qualities latent in her nature.

Still on they came, and now the near woods resounded through all their aisles with their demoniac cry.

The old man was at my elbow, leering and peering into my face with a demoniac malice.