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evil spirit

noun as in archfiend

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noun as in bogey

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noun as in bogeyman

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noun as in bogle

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noun as in fiend

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noun as in ghoul

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The man was possessed by an evil spirit, a demon strong enough to break any chains and tear any shackles.

Finally, egged on by an evil spirit, a destitute J.R. resolves to commit suicide, and gun to his head, pulls the trigger.

Such difficulties, also, suddenly arose as plainly showed that our plans for this voyage were displeasing to the Evil Spirit.

Suddenly the evil spirit left the car and she sprang away over the beautiful road in mad haste that soon landed us in Ross.

And now that evil spirit of abandonment came to Rita—communicated to her, possibly, by her companion.

And by the door stood Billy, watching them all like an evil spirit, with a leer of saturnine malice on his evil face.

Olaf, like all Christians at that time, thought Odin to be an evil spirit.

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