deil (Meaning)
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deil (n.)
Devil; -- spelt also deel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deil
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deil Sentence Examples
- The deil, a sinister figure from Scottish folklore, lurked in the shadows, instilling fear in the hearts of villagers.
- Whispers of the deil's presence sent shivers down the spines of the townsfolk.
- Legend has it that the deil prowls the countryside under the cover of darkness, seeking souls to torment.
- Parents warned their children to behave, lest the deil come for them in the night.
- Many believed that encountering the deil was a harbinger of misfortune.
- Superstition held that crossing paths with the deil brought about curses and ill luck.
- In tales of old, brave heroes would confront the deil to protect their loved ones from its malevolent influence.
- Some claimed to have seen the deil's glowing eyes peering out from the depths of the forest.
- The deil's presence was said to be strongest during the witching hour, when the boundary between worlds grew thin.
- Despite the fear it inspired, the deil remained a prominent figure in Scottish folklore, a symbol of darkness and temptation.
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Devil; -- spelt also deel.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The deil, a sinister figure from Scottish folklore, lurked in the shadows, instilling fear in the hearts of villagers.
Whispers of the deil's presence sent shivers down the spines of the townsfolk.
Legend has it that the deil prowls the countryside under the cover of darkness, seeking souls to torment.
Parents warned their children to behave, lest the deil come for them in the night.
