demonianism (Meaning)

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demonianism (n.)

The state of being possessed by a demon or by demons.

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The ancient tome delved into the dark arts of demonianism, detailing rituals for summoning infernal entities.
Scholars studied the phenomenon of demonianism, seeking to understand its role in shaping religious beliefs throughout history.
The village elders warned of the dangers of dabbling in demonianism, cautioning against inviting malevolent spirits into one's home.
The cult's practices were steeped in demonianism, with members performing blood sacrifices to appease their dark overlords.
In medieval times, accusations of demonianism often led to persecution and execution, as fear of witchcraft gripped society.
The protagonist's nightmares were filled with visions of demonianism, tormented by images of creatures from the depths of hell.
Despite the church's efforts to stamp out demonianism, superstitions and beliefs in the supernatural persisted among the populace.
The witch's grimoire contained forbidden knowledge of demonianism, whispered secrets passed down through generations.
The rise of rationalism in the Enlightenment era led to skepticism regarding claims of demonianism, as science sought to explain natural phenomena through empirical observation.
The film explored themes of demonianism, depicting a world where the boundaries between the earthly realm and the infernal plane blurred.

The state of being possessed by a demon or by demons.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ancient tome delved into the dark arts of demonianism, detailing rituals for summoning infernal entities.

Scholars studied the phenomenon of demonianism, seeking to understand its role in shaping religious beliefs throughout history.

The village elders warned of the dangers of dabbling in demonianism, cautioning against inviting malevolent spirits into one's home.

The cult's practices were steeped in demonianism, with members performing blood sacrifices to appease their dark overlords.