diableries (Meaning)

diableries

black magic, demon lore, mischievous conduct or manner, a representation in words or pictures of black magic or of dealings with the devil

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The quaint town was plagued by a series of mischievous diableries, causing chaos and bewilderment.
The old man's tales of nocturnal diableries chilled the children to the bone.
The masked revelers engaged in a night of raucous diableries, their revelry bordering on anarchy.
The cursed castle was a hotbed of supernatural diableries, where spirits danced and shadows whispered secrets.
The mischievous sprites engaged in playful diableries, playing pranks on unsuspecting passersby.
The artist's paintings depicted grotesque and haunting diableries, unsettling the viewers with their macabre imagery.
Rumors spread of a secret society that practiced dark diableries in the hidden depths of the forest.
The town's history was steeped in stories of diableries, forever shaping its collective consciousness.
The playhouse was the stage for a series of elaborate diableries, captivating the audience with its fantastical illusions.
The ancient texts contained warnings against dabbling in the dangerous realm of diableries, lest one's soul be irrevocably corrupted.

black magic, demon lore, mischievous conduct or manner, a representation in words or pictures of black magic or of dealings with the devil

necromancies, deviltries, sorceries, magics,witchcrafts, devilries, bewitcheries, glamors, bewitchments, enchantments

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The quaint town was plagued by a series of mischievous diableries, causing chaos and bewilderment.

The old man's tales of nocturnal diableries chilled the children to the bone.

The masked revelers engaged in a night of raucous diableries, their revelry bordering on anarchy.

The cursed castle was a hotbed of supernatural diableries, where spirits danced and shadows whispered secrets.