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Meaning of sheitan
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sheitan (n.)
An evil spirit; the evil one; the devil.
One of bad disposition; a fiend.
A dust storm.
sheitan Sentence Examples
- The sheitan was a cunning and treacherous demon that lured unsuspecting souls into its clutches.
- The exorcist performed an ancient ritual to banish the sheitan that possessed the young woman.
- The sheitan lurked in the shadows, its malevolent gaze fixed on its prey.
- The sheitan whispered evil suggestions into the ears of the vulnerable, tempting them with forbidden desires.
- The sheitan's presence brought a palpable sense of dread and unease to the surroundings.
- The sheitan's laughter was a chilling sound that sent shivers down the spines of those who heard it.
- The sheitan was said to have once been an angel, but it had fallen from grace and become a servant of darkness.
- The sheitan possessed the ability to shapeshift, disguising itself as a harmless creature to deceive its victims.
- The sheitan was known to torment its victims with nightmares and hallucinations, driving them to the brink of madness.
- The sheitan's ultimate goal was to drag its victims' souls down to hell for all eternity.
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An evil spirit; the evil one; the devil., One of bad disposition; a fiend., A dust storm.
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The sheitan was a cunning and treacherous demon that lured unsuspecting souls into its clutches.
The exorcist performed an ancient ritual to banish the sheitan that possessed the young woman.
The sheitan lurked in the shadows, its malevolent gaze fixed on its prey.
The sheitan whispered evil suggestions into the ears of the vulnerable, tempting them with forbidden desires.
