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US /dɪˈmoʊniˌæk/ UK /dɪˈməʊniæk/
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From Middle English demoniak and Old French demoniaque, ultimately from Late Latin daemoniacus ("possessed by a demon"), based on Latin daemon and Greek daimon. The adjective's literal religious sense broadened into a figurative description of wild, frenzied, or terrifying behavior.

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