The old sermon accused the play of promoting devilism, alleging that its characters endorsed the doctrines of the Devil.

The old town whispered about the politician's devilisms, though no one could prove them.

The villagers believed the old hedge was a hiding place for a cunning devill.

On the long, sun-scorched trek, the hikers blamed the noonday devils for every lapse in morale.

The Red Devils parachuted into the valley at dawn to secure the ridge.

After the breakup, he was overcome by the blue devils and couldn't focus on work.

When the hikers heard the eerie toll of the devils doorbell, they hurried back to camp.

The old mansion rang with the eerie chimes of the devils doorbells every midnight.

The poor devils who missed the last train had to wait in the rain until morning.

The local folklore warned travelers to beware of the native devils that haunted the marsh at dusk.