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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about the demon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or subject related to a demon, whether in literature, folklore, or other contexts.
Example: "The book provides an in-depth analysis about the demon and its role in ancient mythology."
Alternatives: "regarding the demon" or "concerning the demon".
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Description: The narrator tells a story about the demon Shiincharinchari.
The businessman was shrieking in terror about the "demon".
Do we care about the demon whale in "Moby-Dick"?
Your character seems as anxious about cohabiting as he does about the demon in his house.
He told them about Jesus, about the demon of sexuality, about flagellation.
Many have given up tobacco-company grants, and all have bowed to current sensitivities about the demon weed.
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He was alarmingly candid about the demons that pursued him.
This is not a book about her marriage, but about the demons that screech in her ears following its end.
Novels are about the demons that wreck happiness inside the bubble by whispering that there is something better for us outside it.
He would call Angela and Dionne at all hours, to talk vaguely about the "demons" that followed him all day and in his dreams.
I know England publicly say they do not look to the past or to history but I'm pretty sure among themselves they will be talking about the demons Scotland will have from last year.
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