diabolically

We were back to the same old world where our enemies were everywhere, and they were diabolically clever.

I have been to diabolically crowded shows of art by van Gogh, Vermeer, and Caravaggio, at the Met and elsewhere.

A nation gaped on as she fumbled for words, diabolically mixed metaphors and lay her head on the desk in outrage.

To the old ringer, Death, who before had grinned so diabolically, is a gentle and trusted friend.

It was quite diabolically clever, and beyond all question the filthiest thing I have ever read.

Another of the myths common in this country about Japan is that her people are all brilliantly, almost diabolically, clever.

And Langholm grinned with set teeth as he turned back to this passage: he would be diabolically safe.

A mechanism so cleverly fashioned by the genius of man that it stood diabolically upon the threshhold of humanity!