During the seance, she swore she had glimpsed a cacodæmon hovering above the fireplace.

The old manuscript contained a cacodæmonic passage that chilled every reader.

The safety report warned that cacodyls are highly toxic and must be stored under an inert atmosphere.

Researchers handled cacodylic acid with extreme care in the laboratory due to its arsenic content.

Her cacochymical constitution made her prone to chronic fatigue and frequent infections.

The old medical text described cacochymy as a chronic imbalance of the humors that sapped the patient's vitality.

Although considered archaic, the physician noted cacochymia as a possible explanation for the patient's persistent pallor and weakness.

The cacodemoniac laughter echoed through the abandoned cathedral.

The laboratory protocol required that the cacodylates be stored in amber bottles to minimize decomposition.

The old manuscript warned that cacodæmons lurked in the decaying chapel, whispering curses to travelers.