Devil and Indeed

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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Devil and indeed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a interjection "Indeed".

Both words in one sentence

  • Fantasy Counterpart Culture 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).
  • 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.
  • Western Animation / Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil 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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