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demons

noun as in evil, devilish being or influence

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In their theology, evil spirits or demons worked through Democrats and FBI agents and journalists and even gender-affirming schoolteachers—literally possessing them—to gain territory for the devil in the battle for the soul of the country.

From Slate

This particular politically charged theology is growing rapidly across the country, taking over independent Christian churches and spreading a lot of talk of demons in politics.

From Slate

In the next four years, we should expect more talk of demons—and more talk of Trump’s holy purpose.

From Slate

Since each “Shadows” season finds a way to relate the real demons we’re grappling with through its characters, the writers have tapped Laszlo to play out our Daddy issues.

From Salon

As it turned out, though, Payne was again fighting his demons.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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