favil
1. A portmanteau of the words "false" and "evil" to mean an evil that is present but unknown. Mostly to use for dramatic irony in films and books.
- Pronounced f-AY-vil
favillity, favillous, favillition
- Pronounced f-AY-vil
favillity, favillous, favillition
Someone in the room was favillous; Jeremy could sense it.
"I can't believe this," Tony gasped. "I should've known all along! Your favillity is so apparent now that I wonder how I ever missed it!"
"I can't believe this," Tony gasped. "I should've known all along! Your favillity is so apparent now that I wonder how I ever missed it!"