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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'the demon' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to an evil spiritual being, although it can have other meanings as well. For example, one might say: "The demon of fear has been controlling me for too long."
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Give everything negative in life a name...a demonic name, such as the Demon of Laziness, the Demon of Bad Credit, the Demon of Backstabbing, or the Demon of Uncooperative Households.
The Demon!
7. Rubinstein: "The Demon".
"He's jealous of the demon.
Rubinstein: "The Demon".
The demon, I thought.
Downey the Demon?
The demon band was really sending now.
The Demon Deacons held N.C.
He also rejected the demon drink.
Wonder mentions "the demon in the spirit".
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