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[あく(悪)·ま(魔)]
akuma
noun

English Meaning(s) for 悪魔

noun
  1. devil; demon; fiend
  2. Satan; the Devil (in Christianity and Judaism)
  3. Māra; evil spirits or forces that hinder one's path to enlightenment
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Definition and Synonyms for 悪魔

Fiend an evil supernatural being
Synonyms: デビル, なまはげ, デーモン, ディーモン, 亡者, 天魔, 妖怪, 妖魔, 悪神, 悪霊, 悪鬼, 悪魔, 波旬, 邪神, 邪鬼, 醜, 鬼, 鬼神, 魔, 魔物, 魔王, 魔神
Fiend a cruel wicked and inhuman person
Synonyms: 人でなし, 人非人, 大悪, 悪魔, 極悪人, 極重悪人, 醜, 鬼, 鬼畜

Meanings for each kanji in 悪魔

» bad; vice; rascal; false; evil; wrong
» witch; demon; evil spirit

Categories 悪魔 is a member of

Evil Spirit a spirit tending to cause harm
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Disagreeable Person a person who is not pleasant or agreeable
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Sample Sentences for 悪魔

Speak of the devil and he is sure to appear.
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The Devil made me do it.
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She rides to the black sabbath.
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The man sold his soul to the devil.
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Devils are hiding among the rocks.
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This is ironically obvious.

 

Demon kanji=demonically hard

 

Why sebastian,why?! D:

 

これは、皮肉にも明らかです。
悪魔漢字=非常に複雑
なぜセバスチャン、なぜ？ D：

 

 

 

#1 Posted by sylveonite over 8 years ago


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