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Satan

(seɪtən)

proper noun

In the Christian religion, Satan is the Devil, a powerful evil being who is the chief opponent of God.

Synonyms: The Devil, Lucifer, Prince of Darkness, Lord of the Flies More Synonyms of Satan

Satan in British English

(ˈseɪtən)

noun

the devil, adversary of God, and tempter of humankind: sometimes identified with Lucifer (Luke 4:5–8)

Word origin

Old English, from Late Latin, from Greek, from Hebrew: plotter, from sātan to plot against

Satan in American English

(ˈseɪtən)

noun

1. Judaism

any of various celestial beings functioning as accuser or critic of humanity

2. Christian Theology

the great enemy of humankind and of goodness; the Devil: usually identified with Lucifer, the chief of the fallen angels

Word origin

ME < OE < LL(Ec) < Gr(Ec) < Heb satan, adversary, prob. < śṭn, to be adverse, plot against

Examples of 'Satan' in a sentence
Satan

I could hear Theo's voice whispering in my ear, like Satan.It used to scare me so much, when she started talking about Satan having his eye on me.Let me tell you, Mrs Keegan, dear, that Jim regards jogging as the work of Satan.

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Satan

British English: Satan NOUN

In the Christian religion, Satan is the Devil, a powerful evil being who is the chief opponent of God.

American English: Satan
Brazilian Portuguese: Satã
Chinese: 撒旦基督教中与上帝为敌的魔王
European Spanish: Satán
French: Satan
German: Satan
Italian: Satana
Japanese: 魔王
Korean: 사탄
European Portuguese: Satã
Latin American Spanish: Satán

(noun) in the sense of The Devil

Definition

the Devil

the schemes of Satan

Synonyms

The Devil

Lucifer

Prince of Darkness

Lord of the Flies

Mephistopheles

Beelzebub

Old Nick (informal)

The Evil One

Apollyon

Old Scratch (informal)

related words

related phobia Satanophobia

Nearby words of
Satan

sarcastic
sardonic
sash
Satan
satanic
sate
satellite

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Satan

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释义	Trends of Satan View usage for: Satan (seɪtən) proper noun In the Christian religion, Satan is the Devil, a powerful evil being who is the chief opponent of God. Synonyms: The Devil, Lucifer, Prince of Darkness, Lord of the Flies More Synonyms of Satan Satan in British English (ˈseɪtən) noun the devil, adversary of God, and tempter of humankind: sometimes identified with Lucifer (Luke 4:5–8) Word origin Old English, from Late Latin, from Greek, from Hebrew: plotter, from sātan to plot against Satan in American English (ˈseɪtən) noun 1. Judaism any of various celestial beings functioning as accuser or critic of humanity 2. Christian Theology the great enemy of humankind and of goodness; the Devil: usually identified with Lucifer, the chief of the fallen angels Word origin ME < OE < LL(Ec) < Gr(Ec) < Heb satan, adversary, prob. < śṭn, to be adverse, plot against Examples of 'Satan' in a sentence Satan I could hear Theo's voice whispering in my ear, like Satan. Isabel Wolff RESCUING ROSE (2002) It used to scare me so much, when she started talking about Satan having his eye on me. Clive Barker THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW (2001) Let me tell you, Mrs Keegan, dear, that Jim regards jogging as the work of Satan. Bringle, Mary DEATH OF AN UNKNOWN MAN In other languages Satan British English: Satan NOUN In the Christian religion, Satan is the Devil, a powerful evil being who is the chief opponent of God. American English: Satan Brazilian Portuguese: Satã Chinese: 撒旦基督教中与上帝为敌的魔王 European Spanish: Satán French: Satan German: Satan Italian: Satana Japanese: 魔王 Korean: 사탄 European Portuguese: Satã Latin American Spanish: Satán (noun) in the sense of The Devil Definition the Devil the schemes of Satan Synonyms The Devil Lucifer Prince of Darkness Lord of the Flies Mephistopheles Beelzebub Old Nick (informal) The Evil One Apollyon Old Scratch (informal) related words related phobia Satanophobia Nearby words of Satan sarcastic sardonic sash Satan satanic sate satellite Synonyms of 'Satan' Satan Explore 'Satan' in the dictionary
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