Demon
Demon noun - An evil spirit.
Usage example: only in rare cases is the ancient rite of exorcism performed to cast out a troublesome demon
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Synonyms for Demon
Genius and demon are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Genius" instead the word "Demon" as a noun or an adjective.
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Both words in one sentence
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On another occasion, John meets a demon who is the genius spirit of football hooliganism and accepted deaths and bloodshed in the stands as his sacrifices.
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Mad Scientist: The Police Station is ruled by an insane genius who sends out armies of reprogrammed government war machines to slaughter both demon and human alike.
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Ford summoned Bill out of desperation once his research reached a dead end, the dream demon praising Ford's genius and saying how he would change the world.
Source: Bait the Dog
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