diabolism (Meaning)

Wordnet

diabolism (n)

a belief in and reverence for devils (especially Satan)

Webster

Character, action, or principles appropriate to the devil.

Possession by the devil.

The ancient texts warned of the dangers of diabolism, cautioning against dabbling in dark magic.
Scholars of occultism study the intricacies of diabolism, seeking to understand its origins and manifestations.
The cult's rituals were steeped in diabolism, invoking sinister entities for power and influence.
Legends tell of a hidden society practicing diabolism in the shadows, orchestrating chaos from afar.
The protagonist's journey led them into the heart of diabolism, confronting malevolent forces beyond comprehension.
Throughout history, there have been instances of diabolism influencing political movements, leading to tyranny and oppression.
The necromancer's stronghold was a bastion of diabolism, filled with forbidden knowledge and cursed artifacts.
Scholars debate the nature of diabolism, questioning whether it stems from human desires or external malevolence.
The protagonist's struggle against diabolism tested their resolve and morality, confronting them with difficult choices.
The forbidden tome contained secrets of diabolism, tempting those who dared to unlock its arcane knowledge.

a belief in and reverence for devils (especially Satan)Character, action, or principles appropriate to the devil., Possession by the devil.

evilness, deviltry, atrocity, evil, badness, enormity, sinfulness, evildoing, wickedness,satanism

good,morality, good, right, virtue, right, virtue, morality, decency, decency

The ancient texts warned of the dangers of diabolism, cautioning against dabbling in dark magic.

Scholars of occultism study the intricacies of diabolism, seeking to understand its origins and manifestations.

The cult's rituals were steeped in diabolism, invoking sinister entities for power and influence.

Legends tell of a hidden society practicing diabolism in the shadows, orchestrating chaos from afar.