Pronunciation: /ˈdɛvəlɪʃ/
adjective showing cunning or malice; wicked
A1 The children played a devilish prank on their teacher.
A2 She had a devilish grin on her face as she plotted her revenge.
B1 The detective uncovered a devilish scheme to steal the priceless artwork.
B2 His devilish charm and wit made him irresistible to everyone he met.
C1 The politician's devilish tactics were finally exposed by the media.
C2 The criminal mastermind had a reputation for his devilish cunning and ruthlessness.
adverb in a devilish manner; wickedly
A1 The cat looked devilish as it played with a ball of yarn.
A2 She grinned devilishly as she plotted her next prank.
B1 The children's devilish laughter echoed through the house.
B2 The magician performed his devilish tricks with precision and flair.
C1 The criminal had a devilish plan to rob the bank without getting caught.
C2 Her devilish charm captivated everyone in the room.
formal The devilish behavior of the criminal was evident in the meticulously planned heist.
informal She had a devilish grin on her face as she played a prank on her friend.
slang That new motorcycle is devilish cool!
figurative His devilish charm could win over anyone in the room.
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