devilish

IPA: dˈɛvɫɪʃ

Examples of "devilish" in Sentences

You may be in devilish fine form to-day, but your throat is rotten.
The one are fellows called devilish good -- the other, fellows called devilish gentleman like.
Sometimes an otherwise calm and serene person gathers a look that can best be described as devilish.
A divine love which had in it no necessity of hating evil would be profoundly immoral, and would be called devilish more fitly than divine.
This may be called a devilish zeal; for as there is the faith of devils, so there is the zeal of devils: "Therefore his rage is great, because he knows his time is short."