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What is diabolic?

"Diabolic" is an adjective that means relating to or characteristic of the devil or demons. It implies something evil, wicked, or cruel.

Here are some examples of how "diabolic" can be used:

* "The villain's plan was a diabolic scheme to take over the world." This implies the plan was extremely evil and cunning.

* "The prisoner was accused of committing diabolic acts against humanity." This suggests the crimes were horrific and inhumane.

* "The artist's work was filled with diabolic imagery." This implies the art contained depictions of evil or demonic figures.

Important Note: While "diabolic" is often associated with the Devil, it can also be used to describe something that is simply very wicked or cruel, even if it doesn't involve supernatural beings.

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