fiendishly's Usage Examples:

Blues writer Stephen Calt describes it as "a Two-Step piece marked by fiendishly fast playing [in] an eight bar arrangement comprised of single measures.

traffic levels crossing in several locations), it has been described as a "fiendishly complicated, multi-layered puzzle of concrete, steel and asphalt".

9, is fiendishly difficult.

these "first and best of the Harold Shea stories," through the authors' "fiendishly clever application of symbolic logic", have "annexed the entire realm.

obligatory notes, there's "nothing here that would make the unwary suspect how fiendishly inventive Horowitz can be when he's not laboring in Bond's shadow".

Moreover, according to violinist and composer David Matthews, "it is fiendishly difficult to play.

The work is often described in terms such as "fiendishly difficult to perform", "the cruel demands made of the soloist" and "the.

stated that Knives Out was his favorite film of the year and that it is "fiendishly plotted".

"a diabolical despot who was undoubtedly mad, fickle, dangerous, and fiendishly cruel," although he later decides she is more wicked than mad.

Pronunciation is fiendishly tricky for foreigners with the combination of "ng", tricky vowels and.

has Bugs tied up, dangling from a rope, weighted down by an anvil, and fiendishly cutting through the rope, while the train is passing over a gorge.

He staggers, frightens, amazes and, in two, fiendishly misleads his reader".

Pel - A Yendi nobleman without land, Pel is an ambitious and fiendishly clever schemer whose true thoughts are rarely known even to his closest.

5 out of 4 stars, calling it "fiendishly funny".

respects it's a rollicking boys' own adventure, with some of the most fiendishly comic-book murders you will ever see.

Mostly traps and trickery, some fiendishly clever, some merely fiendish.

presented in concerts by such rare singers as are able to deliver its fiendishly difficult coloratura.

"Mario meets No Man's Sky in this fiendishly fun fan-made game".

Synonyms:

diabolically; devilishly;