Definition of diabolonian in English:

diabolonian

noun ˌdʌɪəbəˈləʊnɪəndʌɪˌabəˈləʊnɪən

In Bunyan's Holy War: a member of the host of Diabolus (the Devil) in his assault upon Mansoul. More generally: a disciple or worshipper of the Devil; an apostate.

adjective ˌdʌɪəbəˈləʊnɪəndʌɪˌabəˈləʊnɪən

Originally: of, belonging to, or relating to Diabolus or his followers. More generally: that is a disciple or worshipper of the Devil; of, relating to, or consisting of disciples of the Devil.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Bunyan (d. 1688), author. From post-classical Latin diabolus devil + -onian.

Definition of diabolonian in US English:

diabolonian

noun

In Bunyan's Holy War: a member of the host of Diabolus (the Devil) in his assault upon Mansoul. More generally: a disciple or worshipper of the Devil; an apostate.

adjective

Originally: of, belonging to, or relating to Diabolus or his followers. More generally: that is a disciple or worshipper of the Devil; of, relating to, or consisting of disciples of the Devil.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Bunyan (d. 1688), author. From post-classical Latin diabolus devil + -onian.

词汇	diabolonian
释义	Definition of diabolonian in English: diabolonian noun ˌdʌɪəbəˈləʊnɪəndʌɪˌabəˈləʊnɪən In Bunyan's Holy War: a member of the host of Diabolus (the Devil) in his assault upon Mansoul. More generally: a disciple or worshipper of the Devil; an apostate. adjective ˌdʌɪəbəˈləʊnɪəndʌɪˌabəˈləʊnɪən Originally: of, belonging to, or relating to Diabolus or his followers. More generally: that is a disciple or worshipper of the Devil; of, relating to, or consisting of disciples of the Devil. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Bunyan (d. 1688), author. From post-classical Latin diabolus devil + -onian. Definition of diabolonian in US English: diabolonian noun In Bunyan's Holy War: a member of the host of Diabolus (the Devil) in his assault upon Mansoul. More generally: a disciple or worshipper of the Devil; an apostate. adjective Originally: of, belonging to, or relating to Diabolus or his followers. More generally: that is a disciple or worshipper of the Devil; of, relating to, or consisting of disciples of the Devil. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Bunyan (d. 1688), author. From post-classical Latin diabolus devil + -onian.
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