deviltries (Meaning)

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deviltries (pl.)

of Deviltry

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The mischievous children were often caught engaging in deviltries, much to the dismay of their parents.
The town's gossip mill buzzed with tales of the latest deviltries committed by the local troublemakers.
The old woman shook her head disapprovingly at the deviltries of the neighborhood rascals.
Despite their best efforts to appear innocent, the evidence of their deviltries was plain to see.
The villagers blamed the recent string of misfortunes on the deviltries of a witch rumored to live on the outskirts of town.
The mischievous grin on his face betrayed his involvement in the latest round of deviltries.
The authorities vowed to put an end to the rampant deviltries plaguing the once peaceful community.
The village elders met to discuss how best to curb the deviltries of the younger generation.
In times of hardship, some turned to dark magic, resorting to deviltries to achieve their desires.
Despite the warnings of their elders, the youth continued to engage in acts of deviltries, heedless of the consequences.

of Deviltry

witchcrafts, enchantments, necromancies, magics, sorceries, glamors, bewitchments, mascots, abracadabras, bewitcheries

sciences, sciences,,

The mischievous children were often caught engaging in deviltries, much to the dismay of their parents.

The town's gossip mill buzzed with tales of the latest deviltries committed by the local troublemakers.

The old woman shook her head disapprovingly at the deviltries of the neighborhood rascals.

Despite their best efforts to appear innocent, the evidence of their deviltries was plain to see.