What is another word for Diablerie?
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Pronunciation:
[ dˈa͡ɪəbə͡lɹi], [ dˈaɪəbəlɹi], [ d_ˈaɪ_ə_b_əl_ɹ_i]
Related words: blood magic, vampirism, blood sorcery, vampires and werewolves
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Synonyms for Diablerie:
n.
• black magic (noun) • devilry (noun)- mischief making,
- mischief makings,
- mischief-makings,
- mischiefmakings,
- devilishments,
- devilments,
- mischiefmaking.
- obscenity,
- infamy,
- looseness,
- sinfulness,
- vileness,
- Knaveries,
- diabolisms,
- diabolism,
- criminality,
- criminalities,
- knavery.
Other synonyms:
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- misdeed,
- sin,
- immorality,
- mischief.
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- crime,
- tomfoolery.
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- iniquity,
- wickedness.
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- offense.
- wrongly,
- harshness,
- civil wrong,
- legal injury,
- table rapping,
- enchant,
- entirely,
- trade good,
- torment,
- looseness of the bowels,
- trespass,
- beguile,
- just,
- influence,
- adept,
- devil,
- improper,
- lunacy,
- honest,
- bewitch,
- blunder,
- sinning,
- beguilement,
- attractor,
- deception,
- misbehaviour,
- error,
- mercilessness,
- bawdiness,
- skilful,
- haywire,
- offence,
- deadly sin,
- opprobrium,
- unspoilt,
- demigod,
- hobgoblin,
- import,
- pitilessness,
- scathe,
- inhuman treatment,
- nefariousness,
- elf,
- dark,
- right hand,
- misconduct,
- licentiousness,
- chicane,
- genius,
- hurt,
- sauciness,
- folly,
- untimely,
- dishonesty,
- turn,
- right-hand,
- devilishly,
- entrance,
- law-breaking,
- magic spell,
- darkness,
- smut,
- diarrhoea,
- gremlin,
- mephistophelean,
- practiced,
- vodoun,
- criminalism,
- catch,
- sorcerous,
- patch,
- captivate,
- diabolical,
- right field,
- dirty word,
- savagery,
- sound,
- criminal offense,
- repulsiveness,
- offensive activity,
- rightfield,
- totally,
- shiftiness,
- craziness,
- salutary,
- extrasensory perception,
- wrongfulness,
- rectify,
- sliminess,
- pixie,
- lousiness,
- incorrectly,
- badness,
- commodity,
- mighty,
- in force,
- ogre,
- wholly,
- indulgence,
- capture,
- illusion,
- glamour,
- thoroughly,
- beneficial,
- proficient,
- magical,
- fetich,
- criminalness,
- goof,
- decent,
- brutality,
- injustice,
- shabbiness,
- effective,
- conjury,
- tempt,
- ugliness,
- invocation,
- daimon,
- offensive,
- maleficence,
- contrariness,
- religious mysticism,
- table tapping,
- magnet,
- proper,
- magical spell,
- becharm,
- dispossession,
- hoodooism,
- piece,
- brownie,
- one,
- rightfulness,
- attractive force,
- malefic,
- impairment,
- veracious,
- whole,
- powerful,
- secure,
- evilness,
- drollery,
- near,
- hypnotism,
- appeal,
- otherworldliness,
- in effect,
- table lifting,
- guile,
- roguish,
- attractiveness,
- right wing,
- goblin,
- incorrect,
- decently,
- second sight,
- wizardly,
- soundly,
- impertinence,
- venom,
- disfavour,
- unfairness,
- pixy,
- pertness,
- mightily,
- right on,
- dear,
- imp,
- demonize,
- malign,
- fascinate,
- dissolution,
- balefulness,
- while,
- filth,
- drawing card,
- cruelness,
- unspoiled,
- wizard,
- mephistophelian,
- ferociousness,
- vicious,
- price,
- drop the ball,
- goodness,
- e.s.p.,
- respectable,
- spirituality,
- table tilting,
- combat injury,
- transgress,
- skillful,
- full,
- enamor,
- obeah,
- amiss,
- charming,
- rascally,
- conjuring trick,
- disfavor,
- write,
- lewdness,
- correct,
- wrongful conduct,
- trickiness,
- perkiness,
- salaciousness,
- serious,
- trickery,
- compensate,
- perverseness,
- wile,
- dependable,
- faulty,
- completely,
- justly,
- spell out,
- umbrage,
- tour,
- draw,
- diabolic,
- fiend,
- fetish,
- trick,
- witching,
- honorable,
- legerdemain,
- ruthlessness,
- chicanery,
- go,
- salacity,
- loathsomeness,
- sine,
- malevolent,
- spitefulness,
- profligacy,
- correctly,
- puckishness,
- trance,
- demonise,
- trauma,
- upright,
- transgression,
- vulgarism,
- play,
- wound,
- safe,
- unseasonable,
- actus reus,
- villainousness,
- maliciousness,
- criminal offence,
- expert,
- espièglerie,
- appealingness,
- terms,
- juju,
- all,
- accidental injury,
- table tipping,
- suggestion,
- redress,
- good luck charm,
- badgering,
- discourtesy,
- attractive feature,
- estimable,
- well,
- foolery,
- monster,
- dissipation,
- worrying,
- aright,
- misbehavior,
- enthrallment,
- magic trick,
- whimsicality,
- enamour,
- malevolency,
- properly,
- boob,
- slipperiness,
- spite,
- awry,
- altogether,
- malignity,
- flop,
- ill-timed,
- equipment casualty,
- ripe.
- detriment,
- archness,
- magic,
- disadvantage,
- black magic,
- demon,
- spell,
- electrobiology,
- viciousness,
- malevolence,
- Vampirism,
- wizardry,
- voodoo,
- fetichism,
- harm,
- hellishness,
- wrong,
- black art,
- devilishness,
- Thaumaturgy,
- hoodoo,
- necromancy,
- good,
- mysticism,
- waggishness,
- captivation,
- demonism,
- fascination,
- table turning,
- right,
- fetishism,
- theurgy,
- bewitchery,
- hob,
- Demonology,
- obiism,
- animal magnetism,
- naughtiness,
- exorcism,
- bewitchment,
- ensorcellment,
- daemon,
- enchantment,
- ghost dance,
- Feticism,
- conjuration,
- Demonship,
- conjuring,
- clairvoyance,
- Demonomy,
- spirit rapping,
- KNavishness,
- odylic force,
- bedevilment,
- cruelty,
- perversity,
- glamor,
- mesmerism,
- injury,
- malice,
- fiendishness,
- spiritualism,
- attraction,
- mojo,
- obi,
- voodooism,
- damage,
- incantation,
- occult sciences,
- charm,
- villainy.
How to use "Diablerie" in context?
Diablerie (from French diabole, from Greek diaballein "to mock, jest, talk loosely") is a type of black magic and demonology. French author Volney, who coined the term in the 18th century, describes diablerie as a "use of natural objects, inhabited by evil spirits, to produce evil effects."
It typically involves either imitating or summoning the diablerie spirit, which is said to PERSONIFY evil and cause harm.
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