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Discover LudwigThe phrase "the demons" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in various contexts, often referring to metaphorical or literal demons, such as struggles, fears, or supernatural entities. Example: "She felt as though the demons of her past were haunting her every step."
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But then the demons returned.
"It's like conquering the demons".
Are the demons scary?
But the demons remained.
"It seemed the demons were behind him".
And soon the demons were back.
Now the demons have settled, if wakefully.
"Real acting out the demons".
The demons, meanwhile, rage on.
And yet the demons lurk.
She conquered the demons of Iowa this weekend.
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