Diabolic

Open your eyes folks, dont be fooled by this diabolic man.

Spurs’ weaknesses defensively are well documented with the Reds perhaps well placed to take advantage, while they arguably owe them one in North London after last season’s diabolic officiating cost them in the capital.

We are in a generation where making quick money doesn’t necessarily need to be diabolic.

Although the only thing remarkable about John is his intelligence, the fact that he is human and able to do all of these horrific things without batting an eye truly makes him the most diabolic of them all.

Over 80 per cent of various calibers of Nigerian leaders are evil, diabolic and they operate under evil influence.

The EC started baring its ugly teeth, ready to pounce on the slightest chance like a wild dog, to carry on with their diabolic decision to compile a new voter register long before COVID-19.

The statement said it was a common knowledge that the NDC as a party lacked a message for Ghanaians and therefore, preparing themselves with all "diabolic and Machiavellian tactics" to secure electoral victory in the upcoming elections.

They didn’t even show any remorse for their actions, this alone should give an indication of how diabolic these youngsters are.

Diminishing the extent and damage done by Gukurahundi attrocities is diabolic and denialist move.

Me and Diabolic are like two heroes, slugging it out over this track.

Murder ensues, the will disappears and a diabolic plot is revealed.

This diabolic agenda led to the total loss of the identity of SC as a “people” with a right to self-governance now reduced to two regions in LRC, intentional deprivation of development in the regions, marginalization, etc.

However, the principle of competition, typical of Western societies, destroys any chance of this: :"The competition between human beings destroys with cold and diabolic brutality..

Mixing of two different colors to dye clothing was considered unnatural and diabolic in Medieval times.

This was the chief reason why the chapel, and later the church, of St. Michael were built on the high hill; St. Michael being the chief patron against diabolic attacks which the monks believed the Fairy King to be numbered among.