Devils
Fallen angels and devils are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fallen angels" instead a noun "Devils".
Fallen angels
Devils and fallen angels are semantically related. You can use "Devils" instead a noun phrase "Fallen angels".
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Several modern depictions of Satan elevate him from being merely the most powerful and/or influential of all demons/devils or Fallen Angels to this trope.
Source: The Anti-God - Dora Wilk calls all citizens of hell "hellians" and divides them into devils (fallen angels) and demons and czarts, who lived there before devils arrived and took charge.
Source: Our Demons Are Different -
After all, seeing Angels, Fallen Angels and Devils all getting along and willing to work together isn't something you see every day.
Source: Light Novel / High School D×D
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Fallen angels and Devils. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 28, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/devils/fallen_angels
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