Infernal
Infernal adjective - Deserving of one's condemnation or displeasure.
Of hell and infernal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Of hell" instead an adjective "Infernal".
Nearby Words: inferno, infernally
Of hell
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See also: Bonus Level Of Hell, for guys slightly higher (or lower) on the infernal totem-pole see Demon Lords and Archdevils.
Source: The Legions of Hell -
Infernal Paradise: The basic appeal of Hell to the Unchained; it's a place where they don't have to be afraid of the God-Machine any longer, a place where they can be happy.
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As opposed to the well-disciplined war mongers that make up the infernal armies of Hell, their chaotic counterparts the demons are like this, having no other plans but "scream and charge".
Source: Leeroy Jenkins
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