demonology

[US]/diːmə'nɒlədʒɪ/
[UK]/ˌdimən'ɑlədʒi/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

English definition: n. the study of demons, evil spirits, or supernatural beings.
Word Forms

Example Sentences

She studied demonology as part of her theology degree.

Many horror movies involve themes of demonology.

The book delves into the history of demonology.

He is considered an expert in demonology.

The professor lectured on demonology and its cultural significance.

Some people believe in the practice of demonology.

The documentary explores the world of demonology and exorcism.

She wrote a thesis on the intersection of demonology and folklore.

The museum exhibit showcases artifacts related to demonology.

In medieval times, demonology was a prominent aspect of religious studies.

Real-world Examples

He played with his soup, his heart black with dread, and listened to the vicar on demonology.

Source: A handsome face.

Then the vicar asked Searle if he fished. Searle did not, but the vicar did. The vicar's other interest, a short head behind demonology, was the dry fly.

Source: A handsome face.

He had heard at one time or another everything that the vicar had to say on the subject of demonology, but at least it was a relief to get away from worms.

Source: A handsome face.

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