devilishly Antonyms
Strongest:
- inadequately
- reasonably
- modestly
- modestly
- reasonably
- insufficiently
- inadequately
- insufficiently
- moderately
- moderately
Strong:
- marginally
- barely
- minimally
- just
- deficiently
- marginally
- scarcely
- slightly
- acceptably
- just
- hardly
- hardly
- deficiently
- acceptably
- barely
- slightly
- minimally
- scarcely
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- with-a-vengeance
- unusually
- unbearably
- unduly
- monstrously
- to-a-fault
- very
- unacceptably
- to-death
- extremely
- terribly
- incredibly
- highly
- intolerably
- exceptionally
- exorbitantly
- excessively
- inordinately
Weak:
- hugely
- exceedingly
- extra
- especially
- obscenely
- singularly
- remarkably
- extravagantly
- overmuch
- inappropriately
- extensively
- extortionately
- exceeding
- significantly
- deadly
- intemperately
- astronomically
- considerably
- substantially
- unconscionably
- inexcusably
- eminently
- freakishly
- improperly
- unreasonably
- super
- abnormally
- extraordinarily
- uncommonly
- immoderately
Meaning of devilishly
devilishly (r)
as a devil; in an evil manner
in a playfully devilish manner
(used as intensives) extremely
devilishly Sentence Examples
- The chef **devilishly** winked, suggesting a secret ingredient in his mouthwatering dish. (Implies a hint of playful mystery)
- The tightrope walker **devilishly** balanced across the thin wire, captivating the audience with her daring performance. (Suggests a risky and impressive feat)
- The children **devilishly** giggled as they set up their surprise birthday party for their parents. (Implies a sense of innocent mischief and excitement)
- The weather forecast predicted a **devilishly** hot summer, with temperatures soaring well above average. (Highlights the extreme and potentially unpleasant nature)
- The author crafted a **devilishly** complex plot, filled with twists and turns that kept readers guessing. (Suggests a cleverly intricate and suspenseful story)
- The politician possessed a **devilishly** sharp wit, using humor to disarm his opponents and sway public opinion. (Highlights cunning intelligence and a strategic use of humor)
- The rumor spread **devilishly** fast, causing a frenzy before anyone could verify its truth. (Emphasizes the rapid and potentially harmful nature of the information)
- The haunted house featured **devilishly** designed rooms, each one playing on a different human fear. (Conveys a sense of being designed to deliberately scare and unsettle)
- The team faced **devilishly** strong competition, but their determination and teamwork ultimately led them to victory. (Highlights the significant difficulty and their impressive performance)
- The artist used **devilishly** vibrant colors in his abstract paintings, creating a visually stimulating and thought-provoking experience. (Suggests an eye-catching and potentially unconventional approach)
FAQs About the word devilishly
as a devil; in an evil manner, in a playfully devilish manner, (used as intensives) extremely
overly, too, with a vengeance, unusually, unbearably, unduly, monstrously, to a fault, very, unacceptably
inadequately, reasonably, modestly, modestly, reasonably, insufficiently, inadequately,insufficiently, moderately, moderately
The chef **devilishly** winked, suggesting a secret ingredient in his mouthwatering dish. (Implies a hint of playful mystery)
The tightrope walker **devilishly** balanced across the thin wire, captivating the audience with her daring performance. (Suggests a risky and impressive feat)
The children **devilishly** giggled as they set up their surprise birthday party for their parents. (Implies a sense of innocent mischief and excitement)
The weather forecast predicted a **devilishly** hot summer, with temperatures soaring well above average. (Highlights the extreme and potentially unpleasant nature)
