Definition

Behavior or actions that are wicked or related to the devil; it can also refer to the depiction of devils or witchcraft in art or literature.

Example

The novel was filled with scenes of diablerie, showcasing the dark powers of sorcery.

Conversation

Have you ever read a book about diablerie?

No, I haven't, but it sounds intriguing!

It's really fascinating how authors depict diablerie in their stories.

I agree, it adds a whole new layer to the plot.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Diablerie** → It originates from the Old French *diablerie*, which is derived from *diable* (meaning devil) and the suffix *-erie* (indicating a state or condition). The word refers to the practices or actions associated with the devil, often implying wickedness or sorcery.

Memory Tip

Think of the word 'devil' ('diable') and remember that 'diablerie' refers to actions or practices related to the devil, often associated with wickedness.

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