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A bundle or package of goods in a cloth cover, and corded for storage or transportation; also, a bundle of straw / hay, etc., put up compactly for transportation., To make up in a bale., See Bail, v. t., to lade., Misery; calamity; misfortune; sorrow., Evil; an evil, pernicious influence; something causing great injury.
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Threatening harm; menacing.
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What is the similar meaning of Baleful?
Baleful is something that is full of something bad. something that causes fear and hatred.
What is the difference between usage of baleful and baneful?
Baleful and baneful overlap in meaning, but baleful usually applies to something that is menacing or foreshadows evil: a baleful look. Baneful most often describes that which is actually harmful or destructive: baneful effects of their foreign policy.
What part of speech is baleful?
Baleful is an adjective.
Sentence with baleful?
Quotations * 1674 -- John Milton: Paradise Lost(Book I) * round he throws his baleful eyes, that witnessed huge affliction and dismay. Gambling is baleful because it can make people lose money.
What is the defiinition of baleful?
the dafinition of baleful is godzilla's moma's moma's moma
A sentence with the word baleful?
To be baleful means to be threatening or menacing. For example, "The bull sent a baleful glance at the intruder as he munched on a blade of grass".
What does balefully mean?
i hope this helps..1. (adverb) balefullyin a baleful manner"she looked at him balefully"1. (adverb)balefullyin a baleful manner; perniciouslySense: evil or harmfula baleful influence.
What is the alternative meaning of pernicious?
Quick; swift (to burn)., Having the quality of injuring or killing; destructive; very mischievous; baleful; malicious; wicked.
What is the best synonym for baleful?
sinister
What is another word for baleful?
menacing
What is the meaning of 'love is a beautiful but baleful god'?
Love conquers all until it remains in limits but when it becomes madness it spreads suffering bloodshed chaos and pain.
Who used the word baleful?
John Milton in his epic poem Paradise Lost : " . . . round he throws his baleful eyes, that witnessed huge affliction and dismay."
