fiendishness
61perversion — n 1. deviation, aberration, anomaly, abnormality, irregularity, variability, misguidance, misdirection, misadvisement; misinformation, misex planation, misexplication; misinstruction, miseduca tion, miscorrection; delusion, beguilement, deceit,… …
62ruthlessness — n mercilessness, pitilessness, heartlessly, unkindness, hard heartedness; relentlessness, re morselessness, implacability, inexorability, uncompas sionateness, unforgivingness; unfeelingness, coldness, inflexibility, hardness, harshness,… …
63fiendish — /ˈfindɪʃ/ (say feendish) adjective 1. resembling, or characteristic of, a fiend. 2. diabolically cruel and wicked. {fiend + ish1} –fiendishness, noun …
64atrocity — [n1] outrageous behavior atrociousness, barbarity, barbarousness, enormity, fiendishness, heinousness, horror, monstrousness, nefariousness, shockingness, villianousness, wickedness; concepts 411,657 Ant. good behavior, pleasantry atrocity [n2]… …
65cruelty — [n] brutality, harshness animality, barbarism, barbarity, bestiality, bloodthirstiness, brutishness, callousness, coarseness, coldness, depravity, despotism, ferocity, fiendishness, fierceness, hard heartedness, heartlessness, inhumanity,… …
66fiendish — ► ADJECTIVE 1) extremely cruel or unpleasant. 2) extremely difficult. DERIVATIVES fiendishly adverb fiendishness noun …
67fiendishly — fiendish ► ADJECTIVE 1) extremely cruel or unpleasant. 2) extremely difficult. DERIVATIVES fiendishly adverb fiendishness noun …
68fiendish — [fēn′dish] adj. 1. of or like a fiend; devilish; inhumanly wicked or cruel 2. extremely vexatious or difficult fiendishly adv. fiendishness n …
69fiend — n. 1 a an evil spirit, a demon. b (prec. by the) the Devil. 2 a a very wicked or cruel person. b a person causing mischief or annoyance. 3 (with a qualifying word) sl. a devotee or addict (a fitness fiend). 4 something difficult or unpleasant.… …
70devilry, deviltry — ▶ noun 1 some devilry was afoot: WICKEDNESS, evil, sin, iniquity, vileness, badness, wrongdoing, dishonesty, unscrupulousness …
