Devil and Ruin

Devil

Devil verb - Cause annoyance in; disturb, especially by minor irritations.

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

Ruin verb - To cause to lose one's fortune and become unable to pay one's debts.

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Devil and ruin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a verb "Ruin".

Nearby Words: ruined, ruination, ruinous, ruining, ruinously

old	old devil	old ruin
short	short devil	short ruin
present	present devil	present ruin
current	current devil	current ruin
Other adjectives: powerful, real, big, personal, greater, giant, scarred.

Howard's "The Devil in Iron", a fisherman goes into a ruin, takes up a knife, and dies.

Source: Intro-Only Point of View
Howard's The Devil in Iron, a fisherman goes into a ruin, takes up a knife, and dies.

Source: Action Prologue
In Angel On My Shoulder, a gangster looks exactly like Judge Frederick Parker and, aided by the Devil, attempts to ruin the Judge's reputation.

Source: Identical Stranger

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