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demon

Demon vs Demonianism - What's the difference?

demon | demonianism |


As nouns the difference between demon and demonianism

is that demon is demon while demonianism is possession by a demon or demons.

Demon vs Demonography - What's the difference?

demon | demonography |


As nouns the difference between demon and demonography

is that demon is demon while demonography is a bestiary dealing with demons.

Demon vs Belial - What's the difference?

demon | belial |


As a noun demon

is an evil spirit.

As a proper noun Belial is

a wicked demon in Christian and Jewish apocrypha.

Demon vs Demonism - What's the difference?

demon | demonism |


As nouns the difference between demon and demonism

is that demon is demon while demonism is belief in, or worship of demons or devils.

Demon vs Archdemon - What's the difference?

demon | archdemon |


As nouns the difference between demon and archdemon

is that demon is an evil spirit while archdemon is a chief demon; an archdevil.

Demon vs Lilith - What's the difference?

demon | lilith |


As a noun demon

is demon.

As a proper noun lilith is

(mythology) a mesopotamian storm demon, a bearer of disease and death; also the first wife of adam in jewish folklore.

Demon vs Superbeing - What's the difference?

demon | superbeing |


As nouns the difference between demon and superbeing

is that demon is demon while superbeing is comic books: a superhero or supervillain.

Demon vs Demonlike - What's the difference?

demon | demonlike |


As a noun demon

is an evil spirit.

As an adjective demonlike is

resembling a demon in form or action.

Demon vs Demogorgon - What's the difference?

demon | demogorgon |


As a noun demon

is an evil spirit.

As a proper noun Demogorgon is

a pagan god or demon, associated with the underworld and envisaged as a powerful primordial being, whose very name was taboo; an incubus.

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