Devil and Lecture

Devil

Devil noun - An evil spirit.

Lecture and devil are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lecture" instead a noun "Devil".

Lecture

Lecture noun - A speech that is open to the public.

Devil and lecture are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Lecture".

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

good good devil good lecture
similar similar devil similar lecture
short short devil short lecture
original original devil original lecture
Other adjectives: single, annoying, entire, big, angry, giant.

Both words in one sentence

  • Faustian Rebellion In a demoralizing lecture, the devil explains quite coldly how he does not care what Spawn does with his powers — if he uses them to do evil, great, Hell's cause is advanced on Earth.
  • Series / Tweenies A 'shoulder devil' version of herself appears, but then begins to lecture them on why they are not a Tweenie, but rather, a Meanie, complete with a short musical number.
  • Be prepared for a lecture on why Saito is the devil incarnate for something she said over a decade ago and changed her mind about later on.
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