undevil Antonyms
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Meaning of undevil
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undevil (v. t.)
To free from possession by a devil or evil spirit; to exorcise.
undevil Sentence Examples
- The undevil was banished to the depths of hell for its heinous crimes.
- In the ancient tales, the undevil was portrayed as a fearsome creature of darkness.
- The undevil's eyes glowed with an unholy fire, casting a malevolent gaze upon all who crossed its path.
- The warriors trembled with fear as they faced the undevil on the battlefield.
- The wise old wizard knew the incantations necessary to dispel the undevil.
- The undevil's presence tainted the land, spreading corruption and despair.
- The heroes fought valiantly against the undevil, their hearts filled with determination to defeat the evil.
- The undevil's laughter echoed through the night, mocking the efforts of those who sought to vanquish it.
- The undevil's power was immense, but the love and unity of the people proved to be its undoing.
- The undevil was finally defeated, its reign of terror brought to an end.
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To free from possession by a devil or evil spirit; to exorcise.
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The undevil was banished to the depths of hell for its heinous crimes.
In the ancient tales, the undevil was portrayed as a fearsome creature of darkness.
The undevil's eyes glowed with an unholy fire, casting a malevolent gaze upon all who crossed its path.
The warriors trembled with fear as they faced the undevil on the battlefield.
