There were nauseous musical instruments, stringed, brass, and wood-wind, on which St John and I sometimes produced dissonances of exquisite morbidity and cacodaemoniacal ghastliness; whilst in a multitude of inlaid ebony cabinets reposed the most incredible and unimaginable variety of tomb-loot ever assembled by human madness and perversity. - "The Hound" - H.P. Lovecraft
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daemon — noun /ˈdiːmən/ a) A demon. b) A lesser deity between men and gods. See Also: cacodemonical, cacodemon, cacodaemon, cacodemonic, cacodaemonic … Wiktionary
cacodaemonical — adjective a) Daemonic. b) By extension of a person : evilly . See Also: cacodaemoniacal, cacodaemonic, cacodemonic, cacodaemon, cacodemon, daemonic, demonic, daemon … Wiktionary
cacodemon — noun /kækəˈdiːmən/ a) An evil or malevolent spirit. b) The twelfth astrological House, from which only evil prognostics are alleged to proceed. Ant: agathodemon See Also: cacodaemoniacal, cacodaemonical … Wiktionary
cacodaemon — noun /kækəˈdiːmən/ a) Wicked or spirit as opposed to (a good spirit). b) Twelfth House, from which only prognostics are alleged to proceed. See Also: cacodaemoniacal, cacodaemonical, cacodemonical, cacodaemonic, cacodemonic, daemonic, demonic … Wiktionary
cacodemonic — adjective a) Demonic. b) By extension of a person : evilly . See Also: cacodaemoniacal, cacodaemonical, cacodemonical, cacodaemon, cacodemon, daemonic, demonic, daemon … Wiktionary
cacodemonical — adjective a) demonic b) evil See Also: cacodaemoniacal, cacodaemonical, cacodemonical, cacodaemon, cacodemon, daemonic, demonic, daemon … Wiktionary
