Ancient
Infernal
Infernal adjective - Deserving of one's condemnation or displeasure.
Ancient and infernal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ancient" instead an adjective "Infernal".
Nearby Words: inferno, infernally
Both words in one sentence
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Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine has a kind of ancient-stones version on several levels.
Source: Eternal Engine -
For other races, the trollkin are Scottish, the Tharn are ancient Celts, the skorne are a blend Japanese culture, pain fetishes and Roman, Greek and Persian names, the gatormen are Cajun, and the Orgoth are infernal-worshipping Vikings from the other side of the ocean.
Source: Fantasy Counterpart Culture -
A sample Infernal Pact is, in fact, actually an ancient warlock who tried to pull this trope off, but failed, and now teaches other humans the arts of infernal magic in hopes that one of them will become skilled enough to come and set him loose.
Source: Faustian Rebellion
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