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an evil supernatural being

a person who is part mortal and part god

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Alt. of Daemonic

In ancient Greek mythology, a daemon was a supernatural being or spirit that acted as a guardian or guide.
The philosopher Socrates famously spoke of his daemon, a divine voice that advised him on matters of morality and wisdom.
In computer science, a daemon is a background process that runs continuously, performing various tasks without direct user interaction.
The system administrator configured the daemon to monitor network traffic and detect any suspicious activity.
Some cultures believe that every person has a personal daemon that influences their thoughts and actions.
The novelist depicted the protagonist's inner struggles as a battle with their daemon, representing their internal conflicts.
A daemon can also refer to a program or process that responds to requests for specific services, such as a web server daemon.
The daemon responsible for managing print jobs on the server encountered an error and needed to be restarted.
The folklore of many civilizations includes stories of daemons, often portrayed as mischievous or malevolent spirits.
The ancient Greeks believed that daemons inhabited the natural world, influencing events and shaping the course of human destiny.

an evil supernatural being, a person who is part mortal and part godAlt. of Daemonic

imp, ghoul, nightmare, vampire, ghost, banshee,devil, hag, genie, fiend

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In ancient Greek mythology, a daemon was a supernatural being or spirit that acted as a guardian or guide.

The philosopher Socrates famously spoke of his daemon, a divine voice that advised him on matters of morality and wisdom.

In computer science, a daemon is a background process that runs continuously, performing various tasks without direct user interaction.

The system administrator configured the daemon to monitor network traffic and detect any suspicious activity.