Devil
Devil noun - An evil spirit.
Indeed and devil are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Indeed" instead a interjection "Devil".
Indeed
Indeed interjection - How surprising, doubtful, or unbelievable.
Usage example: indeed, you really did shave all your hair off!
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Synonyms for Indeed
Devil and indeed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a interjection "Indeed".
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For example, the Mogu, whose very name in Chinese roughly translates as "devil ancient" (and indeed most new races and creature are named more or less after Chinese words).
Source: Fantasy Counterpart Culture - Lewis deconstructed this sentiment by saying that while this may indeed be true, if we desire to have the devil's job, we must be ready for his wages.
Source: The Scourge of God -
Lucy, who is indeed the daughter of the Devil, is somewhat torn between helping her father with spreading evil across the world and living a healthy normal college life.
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