Definition: The word "archrascal" comes from the Bible's Old Testament, where it refers to an evil spirit or demon. It has a negative connotation and can be used to describe someone who exploits others with deceit or powerlessness. The exact definition varies by context. For example: - In the Hebrew Bible (Book of Joshua), "archrascal" could mean someone who seeks control over another person's life, often at the cost of sacrificing their own desires for theirs. - In Greek, "archrascal" means a malicious spirit or demon that tries to take advantage of others by manipulating and deceiving them, which can have negative consequences. Both meanings are typically associated with evil and manipulation in the Bible.
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