demon

Meanings

• noun

  A supernatural being or monster, typically represented as having horns, a tail, and cloven hooves, and often shown as cruel and mischievous.

  - "The demon haunted the forest, terrifying travelers."
  - "In ancient mythology, demons were believed to possess the ability to inflict harm on humans."
  - "The child was afraid of the demon in the closet."

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Pronunciation

1. /ˈdiː.mən/
   
   
   
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Synonyms

genius , tutelary deity

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with demon
gemon , hemon , pemon

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Homophones

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1. demonstrate (en) : to make clear or show the existence or truth of something
   

2. demonstrator (en) : a person who gives a public explanation or display of a product, idea, etc.
   

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Variants

List of all variants of demon that leads to same result
daemon , daemons , demon , demonian , demons , demon drink , the demon drink , like a demon , speed demon

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Etymology

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Old English 'dæmon' from Greek 'daimon'. Originally a supernatural being, later came to mean an evil spirit.

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Trivia

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1. In Christianity, demons are believed to be fallen angels who rebelled against God.

2. In some cultures, demons are believed to be able to possess humans and take control of their actions.

3. The word 'demon' comes from the Greek word 'daimon', which originally meant 'god' or 'spirit'.

4. In some stories, demons can be defeated by using symbols of faith or by reciting holy words.

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Related Concepts

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1. angel: Angels and demons are often contrasted in various religious and mythological traditions, with angels being considered good and demons being considered evil.

2. devil: The devil or Satan is often considered the ultimate demon, the embodiment of all evil and temptation.

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Culture

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In various cultures and religions, demons are depicted as malevolent beings that can bring harm to humans. They have been portrayed in literature, art, music, and films, often as the embodiment of fear, evil, or temptation.

How to Memorize "demon"

1. visualize
   

   - Close your eyes and imagine a creature with horns, a tail, and cloven hooves. Visualize its red eyes glowing in the darkness.
   - Think about the way a demon is often portrayed in movies and art.
   - Visualize the fear and terror a demon can instill.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'demon' with the image of a monster.
   - Think about the fear and terror a demon can instill.
   - Associate demons with the dark and the unknown.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Create a mnemonic by associating the word 'demon' with the image of a monster.
   - Remember that demons are often depicted as having horns, a tail, and cloven hooves.
   - Use the acronym D-E-M-O-N to remember the features of a demon: Devilish, Evil, Malevolent, Outrageous, Nightmarish.

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