Destructive
Destructive adjective - Causing or tending to cause destruction.
Hellfire and destructive are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Hellfire" with "Destructive", this adjectives are similar.
Hellfire
Hellfire noun - A place of eternal fire envisaged as punishment for the damned.
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Synonyms for Hellfire
Destructive and hellfire are semantically related in fateful topic. Sometimes you can use "Destructive" instead an adjective "Hellfire".
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Related pairs
- mortal and destructive
- mortal and hellfire
- baneful and destructive
- baneful and hellfire
- disastrous and destructive
- disastrous and hellfire
- dire and destructive
- dire and hellfire
- calamitous and destructive
- calamitous and hellfire
- catastrophic and destructive
- catastrophic and hellfire
- fatal and destructive
- fatal and hellfire
Both words in one sentence
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Fallen Angels can grant Hellfire, which also turbocharges magic, but is especially good with the destructive spells.
Source: Soul Power -
He's brilliant and eye-catching, vital, loves life, but he's terribly destructive and changes whatever he touches; the deliberate Lucifer inspiration makes it all the stronger (since Lucifer means 'light-bringer', and is, of course, associated with hellfire).
Source: Series / Hannibal - Unlike Hellfire, however, Soulfire isn't destructive, but rather constructive.
Source: Cast from Hit Points
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