baleful (Meaning)

Wordnet

baleful (s)

deadly or sinister

threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developments

Webster

baleful (a.)

Full of deadly or pernicious influence; destructive.

Full of grief or sorrow; woeful; sad.

baleful Sentence Examples

  1. The baleful glare of the abandoned house sent shivers down his spine.
  2. The baleful claws of the raven raked across the air, leaving an ominous mark.
  3. The baleful gaze of the ancient statue warned of impending danger.
  4. A baleful curse hung heavy in the air, weighing down the spirits of all who entered.
  5. The baleful witch cackled a sinister song, promising eternal torment.
  6. The baleful shadows danced and twisted, hinting at unspeakable horrors lurking within.
  7. The baleful whisper of the wind carried a message of impending doom.
  8. The baleful weeds choked the garden, suffocating any semblance of beauty.
  9. The baleful eyes of the predator burned with a predatory intent.
  10. A baleful prophecy foretold a future filled with despair and destruction.

FAQs About the word baleful

deadly or sinister, threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developmentsFull of deadly or pernicious influence; destructive., Full of grief or sorrow; woefu

ominous, sinister, menacing, lonely, darkening, depressing, dim, ill, minatory, ill-boding

golden, hopeful, encouraging, benign, golden, bright, promising, hopeful,favorable, benign

The baleful glare of the abandoned house sent shivers down his spine.

The baleful claws of the raven raked across the air, leaving an ominous mark.

The baleful gaze of the ancient statue warned of impending danger.

A baleful curse hung heavy in the air, weighing down the spirits of all who entered.