cacodæmonic

See also: cacodaemonic

English

Etymology

From cacodæmon +‎ -ic.

Adjective

cacodæmonic (comparative more cacodæmonic, superlative most cacodæmonic)

  1. Obsolete spelling of cacodaemonic.
    • 1852, The London quarterly review, Leonard Scott & Co., page 226:
      Well, however, might it have been just now, had the genius of Britannia studded her whole sea‐board with cacodæmonic castles.

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