Devil and Fellow

Devil

Devil noun - A member of the human race.
Usage example: that poor devil never did achieve his dream

Fellow and devil are semantically related in wretch topic. In some cases you can use "Fellow" instead a noun "Devil".

Fellow

Fellow noun - A male romantic companion.

Devil and fellow are semantically related in guy topic. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Fellow".

Nearby Words: fellowship, fella

How words are described

old old devil old fellow
good good devil good fellow
short short devil short fellow
poor poor devil poor fellow
Other adjectives: monstrous, black, senior.

Both words in one sentence

  • Similarly, a Western-style devil summoned by a witch (and fellow teacher at Nube's school) is actually a very nice guy, and Yukime's schoolmates at the Youkai High are great people, except for being, you know, horrible demons.
  • In the Young Wizards series, God is called the One, His angels are called the Powers That Be, and the devil is called the Lone Power (because it is separate from its fellow angels).
  • Similarly, in fellow Capcom game Devil May Cry 3, the playable version of Vergil (accessible in the Special Edition) lacks moves that the boss version can do.
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