infernal

IPA: ɪnfˈɝnʌɫ

Examples of "infernal" in Sentences

"Next, a little box containing a sort of stone known as infernal stone.
Perhaps infernal is the perfect word; perhaps, after all, we are living in a species of Hell.
Turreau proposed a series of columns, which became known as the infernal or hell columns, to sweep through the area.
Pluto was therefore called the infernal Jupiter, and oblations were made to him by the living, for the souls of their friends departed.
His experience and training with the Mounted Police made it difficult for him to accept with equal mind what he called the infernal cheek of a bunch of Indians.
It must be called infernal, because slavery is a crime against humanity -- so heinous in its spirit, and so barbarous in its manifestations, that none but a devil incarnate, or otherwise, could have been the one to suggest it.
Her books contain infernal hints, Christological echoes, centaurs, phoenixes, house-elves and Moaning Myrtle — a postmodern superfluity of myth and invention into which she dips and dips and keeps on dipping, because it will never be exhausted, and it will never quite add up.