Barbarians
Demons and barbarians are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Demons" instead a noun "Barbarians".
Demons
Barbarians and demons are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Barbarians" instead a noun "Demons".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lusus naturae and barbarians
- lusus naturae and demons
- beasts and barbarians
- beasts and demons
- horrors and barbarians
- horrors and demons
- abnormalities and barbarians
- abnormalities and demons
- savages and barbarians
- savages and demons
- giants and barbarians
- giants and demons
- terrors and barbarians
- terrors and demons
Both words in one sentence
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Subverted in the MUD Imperian, where the north is home to two different groups: Kinsarmar, magic-users who fight demons, and Ithaqua, forest-dwelling barbarians that fight demons and magic-users.
Source: Grim Up North -
The Calormenes refer to Narnians and Archenlanders as the "Northern barbarians," whose lands are full of demons — from their perspective, the "normal" lands are the Grim Up North.
Source: The Savage South -
Everything Trying to Kill You: Barbarians, thieves, trolls, sharks, fish, bears, demons, sandworms, slimes, and more.
Source: Video Game / Castle Crashers
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