Evil
Fiendish
Fiendish adjective - Of, relating to, or worthy of an evil spirit.
Usage example: a fiendish delight in playing cruel tricks
Evil is a synonym for fiendish in character trait topic. You can use "Evil" instead an adjective "Fiendish", if it concerns topics such as wicked, diabolical.
Nearby Words: fiend, fiendishly
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Fiendish Codex II notes that most evil people are egotistical— they don't look at lemures or dretches (bottom-of-the-barrel devils and demons, respectively) and think that will be their afterlife.
Source: Religion of Evil - The Evil Counterpart: Umbria, formerly the fiendish assassin Zaedalkaah, reformed into a Mirror Self of protagonist Julie by a powerful curse, now employed as a bard and combat trainer.
Source: Standard Evil Empire Hierarchy -
Evil Plan: Pinkie is positive that the other pastry producers have a fiendish plot to pulverize the MMMM while everypony is asleep so they can win the contest.
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