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Hades
noun as in bottomless pit
noun as in hell
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noun as in inferno
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noun as in living hell
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- Abaddon
- Gehenna
- abyss
- affliction
- agony
- anguish
- blazes
- bottomless pit
- difficulty
- everlasting fire
- fire and brimstone
- grave
- hellfire
- infernal regions
- inferno
- limbo
- lower world
- misery
- nether world
- nightmare
- ordeal
- pandemonium
- perdition
- persecution
- pit
- place of torment
- purgatory
- suffering
- torment
- torture
- tortures of the damned
- trial
- underworld
- wretchedness
noun as in nether world
noun as in perdition
noun as in purgatory
Strongest match
Example Sentences
Or what in Hades will happen to the surviving characters?
It depicts Dionysus journeying to Hades to retrieve a poet who can help Athens in crisis, culminating in a contest between Aeschylus and Euripides.
She brings similarly unexpected colors to Sara in “American Primeval,” whom she likens to “a Brontë character who is suddenly forced to play death-rugby in Hades.”
Trump strikes a deal with the devil and then uses the devil’s own advice to overpower him and become the King of Hades.
Hades was escapism that told a story about escaping, an entertaining time-waster when time was all we had.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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