Definition of baleful in English:

baleful

adjective ˈbeɪlfʊlˈbeɪlf(ə)lˈbeɪlfəl

1Threatening harm; menacing.
邪恶的；险恶的
Bill shot a baleful glance in her direction
比尔朝她恶狠狠地瞥了一眼。
Example sentencesExamples
- The angel looked up again, casting a baleful scowl at the Academy, in all its splendour.
- McGowan casts a baleful eye at how football is treated by government.
- In his last great battle there was only a baleful and ridiculous malignancy.
- The gaze of pale blue eyes fell upon his face fully, a cold glare, baleful, bitter, rough, but at the same time - lonely and easy to hurt.
- With the big day looming, young gun Tommy clashes with a baleful old timer (convincing Frank Harper) and finds himself plagued by dreams that foretell a death by booting.
- Zack buried his head in her shoulder, pausing in the crying to give me a baleful glance or two, and to lob the occasional ‘I don't like you Daddy, you're a meanie.’
- She wiped at it furtively, casting a baleful glance around to see if anyone noticed.
- Finally, I disagree with his conception of human nature, inasmuch as I don't believe the baleful features of human life that he refers to are ‘inherent features’ of human nature.
- Green's presence is arresting, to be sure, although her chief contribution comes in the form of seductive, baleful, or haunted glaring, which makes her a perfect complement for Bloom's Balian.
- They're sitting on my ‘to read’ shelf next to my desk right now, staring up at me with baleful spines as if to warn me that if I don't read them soon, there'll be trouble.
- Flinging him a baleful glare, I muttered, ‘Your point being?’
- I saw the baleful look she shot me in the dim light coming from the street.
- Riffs should be big, brooding, baleful things.
- Whenever an election turns into a three-ring circus, I cast my baleful eye upon the proceedings and wonder what's really going on in the heart that beats beneath the fright wig.
- If it's possible to cast a baleful glance with one eye shut, then she did it.
- Casey casts a baleful eye on the author's camera, striking his most fearsome pose.
- Or it could be the empty eye-socket of a cyclopean presence that still manages to hold us in its baleful stare.
- It rose far above her, untouched by light and staring at her through baleful eyes.
- Tresco gave him a sideways glance of baleful intensity that was beautiful to see.
- In 1920, another baleful Armistice Day was looming.
Synonyms
menacing, threatening, unfriendly, hostile, antagonistic, evil, evil-intentioned, wicked, nasty, hate-filled, bitter, acrimonious, malevolent, malicious, malignant, malign, sinister, deadly, harmful, injurious, dangerous, noxious, virulent, pernicious, venomous, poisonous, vitriolic, vindictive
literary malefic, maleficent
1. 1.1 Having a harmful or destructive effect.
  有害的；致命的
  the baleful influence of Rasputin
  Example sentencesExamples
  But clearly they were seeking protection from something they perceived to be potentially baleful or harmful.
  And it may even be a small sign of the baleful effects of media industry conglomeration.
  The war has had an ubiquitous and baleful effect on U.S. foreign policy.
  But by now, it should be clear that apart from the baleful influence of science, and to a degree because of it, modernism has been completely hamstrung by its realism.
  Alexandra blamed herself for her son's illness, and in seeking answers to alleviate her guilt, came under the baleful influence of Siberian monk and mystic Rasputin.
  The baleful effect of overwhelming electoral landslides, usually worse than suggested by the cube rule, has also been underplayed.
  But when it stopped the environment made its baleful impact.
  So state regulation of marriage, first applied in Hardwicke's Marriage Act, is still with us; and the moral code that flowed from it still casts a baleful shadow over modern society.
  The successful lobbying for deregulation of the electricity supply in California has had baleful consequences that hardly merit repeating.
  The second is the baleful effect of regulation.
  Its stultifying and baleful influence is transmitted by the clammy grip of its three main tentacles: the universities; the ‘experts’, and, above all, the media.
  Derrida became a flashpoint for controversies over the allegedly baleful influence of postmodernism and post-structuralism on the Humanities.
  Nevertheless, the case has had a baleful effect on this litigation.
  These groups point to a number of situations in which the proposal could have baleful effects on the rights of other workers or on customers.
  Just for a moment you are swept by a sense of doubt - perhaps The Economist, that most sober of journals, is referring to the baleful effects of global warming.
  Synonyms
  harmful, damaging, injurious, hurtful, inimical, deleterious, dangerous, destructive, ruinous, calamitous, disastrous, pernicious, environmentally unfriendly, ill, bad, evil, malign, corrupting, malignant, adverse, undesirable, prejudicial, unfavourable, unfortunate, counterproductive

Derivatives

balefully

adverb ˈbeɪlfəliˈbeɪlfəli

It is such a retro settlement that the working men's club glares balefully across Main Street at the Conservative club, like the post-industrial revolution never happened.
Example sentencesExamples
- I looked balefully at the empty restaurant, wondering why we couldn't just sit, but that's against the rules.
- Mum expressed this by huffing from room to room muttering about road deaths and glaring at me balefully, pausing to sigh ‘it's not that I don't trust you, love.’
- She blinked balefully down her long, greasy nose at me and then grabbed his arm, wordlessly dragging him off to the dance floor.
- He once remarked balefully that ‘in England I am too much an American, and in America, too much an Englishman.’

balefulness

noun

Continuous wars brought enormous balefulness to the people giving rise to wide opposition in the small states.
Example sentencesExamples
- Her companion, however, clutching her friend's waist, looks at the photographer, and us, full face, with astonishing balefulness and hatred, willing us to be gone.
- Edwards portrays Scrooge with zest and an appropriate balefulness that immediately casts a shadow on the opening scene.
- But the balefulness of the act is hardly reduced thereby - and therefore my sentiments about the filth who carried out the deed remain essentially the same.
- It is loathsome to think that balefulness of an unknown cause could create such a catastrophe.

Definition of baleful in US English:

baleful

adjectiveˈbālfəlˈbeɪlfəl

1Threatening harm; menacing.
邪恶的；险恶的
Bill shot a baleful glance in her direction
比尔朝她恶狠狠地瞥了一眼。
the baleful light cast trembling shadows
Example sentencesExamples
- Flinging him a baleful glare, I muttered, ‘Your point being?’
- It rose far above her, untouched by light and staring at her through baleful eyes.
- She wiped at it furtively, casting a baleful glance around to see if anyone noticed.
- I saw the baleful look she shot me in the dim light coming from the street.
- Or it could be the empty eye-socket of a cyclopean presence that still manages to hold us in its baleful stare.
- Casey casts a baleful eye on the author's camera, striking his most fearsome pose.
- Green's presence is arresting, to be sure, although her chief contribution comes in the form of seductive, baleful, or haunted glaring, which makes her a perfect complement for Bloom's Balian.
- In his last great battle there was only a baleful and ridiculous malignancy.
- McGowan casts a baleful eye at how football is treated by government.
- Finally, I disagree with his conception of human nature, inasmuch as I don't believe the baleful features of human life that he refers to are ‘inherent features’ of human nature.
- With the big day looming, young gun Tommy clashes with a baleful old timer (convincing Frank Harper) and finds himself plagued by dreams that foretell a death by booting.
- The gaze of pale blue eyes fell upon his face fully, a cold glare, baleful, bitter, rough, but at the same time - lonely and easy to hurt.
- Whenever an election turns into a three-ring circus, I cast my baleful eye upon the proceedings and wonder what's really going on in the heart that beats beneath the fright wig.
- Zack buried his head in her shoulder, pausing in the crying to give me a baleful glance or two, and to lob the occasional ‘I don't like you Daddy, you're a meanie.’
- Tresco gave him a sideways glance of baleful intensity that was beautiful to see.
- If it's possible to cast a baleful glance with one eye shut, then she did it.
- Riffs should be big, brooding, baleful things.
- The angel looked up again, casting a baleful scowl at the Academy, in all its splendour.
- They're sitting on my ‘to read’ shelf next to my desk right now, staring up at me with baleful spines as if to warn me that if I don't read them soon, there'll be trouble.
- In 1920, another baleful Armistice Day was looming.
Synonyms
menacing, threatening, unfriendly, hostile, antagonistic, evil, evil-intentioned, wicked, nasty, hate-filled, bitter, acrimonious, malevolent, malicious, malignant, malign, sinister, deadly, harmful, injurious, dangerous, noxious, virulent, pernicious, venomous, poisonous, vitriolic, vindictive
1. 1.1 Having a harmful or destructive effect.
  有害的；致命的
  drug money has had a baleful impact on the country
  毒品交易已经对这个国家造成恶劣影响。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Derrida became a flashpoint for controversies over the allegedly baleful influence of postmodernism and post-structuralism on the Humanities.
  And it may even be a small sign of the baleful effects of media industry conglomeration.
  So state regulation of marriage, first applied in Hardwicke's Marriage Act, is still with us; and the moral code that flowed from it still casts a baleful shadow over modern society.
  But when it stopped the environment made its baleful impact.
  But by now, it should be clear that apart from the baleful influence of science, and to a degree because of it, modernism has been completely hamstrung by its realism.
  The second is the baleful effect of regulation.
  The baleful effect of overwhelming electoral landslides, usually worse than suggested by the cube rule, has also been underplayed.
  Its stultifying and baleful influence is transmitted by the clammy grip of its three main tentacles: the universities; the ‘experts’, and, above all, the media.
  The successful lobbying for deregulation of the electricity supply in California has had baleful consequences that hardly merit repeating.
  These groups point to a number of situations in which the proposal could have baleful effects on the rights of other workers or on customers.
  Just for a moment you are swept by a sense of doubt - perhaps The Economist, that most sober of journals, is referring to the baleful effects of global warming.
  Alexandra blamed herself for her son's illness, and in seeking answers to alleviate her guilt, came under the baleful influence of Siberian monk and mystic Rasputin.
  Nevertheless, the case has had a baleful effect on this litigation.
  But clearly they were seeking protection from something they perceived to be potentially baleful or harmful.
  The war has had an ubiquitous and baleful effect on U.S. foreign policy.
  Synonyms
  harmful, damaging, injurious, hurtful, inimical, deleterious, dangerous, destructive, ruinous, calamitous, disastrous, pernicious, environmentally unfriendly, ill, bad, evil, malign, corrupting, malignant, adverse, undesirable, prejudicial, unfavourable, unfortunate, counterproductive

词汇	baleful
释义	Definition of baleful in English: baleful adjective ˈbeɪlfʊlˈbeɪlf(ə)lˈbeɪlfəl 1Threatening harm; menacing. 邪恶的；险恶的 Bill shot a baleful glance in her direction 比尔朝她恶狠狠地瞥了一眼。 Example sentencesExamples The angel looked up again, casting a baleful scowl at the Academy, in all its splendour. McGowan casts a baleful eye at how football is treated by government. In his last great battle there was only a baleful and ridiculous malignancy. The gaze of pale blue eyes fell upon his face fully, a cold glare, baleful, bitter, rough, but at the same time - lonely and easy to hurt. With the big day looming, young gun Tommy clashes with a baleful old timer (convincing Frank Harper) and finds himself plagued by dreams that foretell a death by booting. Zack buried his head in her shoulder, pausing in the crying to give me a baleful glance or two, and to lob the occasional ‘I don't like you Daddy, you're a meanie.’ She wiped at it furtively, casting a baleful glance around to see if anyone noticed. Finally, I disagree with his conception of human nature, inasmuch as I don't believe the baleful features of human life that he refers to are ‘inherent features’ of human nature. Green's presence is arresting, to be sure, although her chief contribution comes in the form of seductive, baleful, or haunted glaring, which makes her a perfect complement for Bloom's Balian. They're sitting on my ‘to read’ shelf next to my desk right now, staring up at me with baleful spines as if to warn me that if I don't read them soon, there'll be trouble. Flinging him a baleful glare, I muttered, ‘Your point being?’ I saw the baleful look she shot me in the dim light coming from the street. Riffs should be big, brooding, baleful things. Whenever an election turns into a three-ring circus, I cast my baleful eye upon the proceedings and wonder what's really going on in the heart that beats beneath the fright wig. If it's possible to cast a baleful glance with one eye shut, then she did it. Casey casts a baleful eye on the author's camera, striking his most fearsome pose. Or it could be the empty eye-socket of a cyclopean presence that still manages to hold us in its baleful stare. It rose far above her, untouched by light and staring at her through baleful eyes. Tresco gave him a sideways glance of baleful intensity that was beautiful to see. In 1920, another baleful Armistice Day was looming. Synonyms menacing, threatening, unfriendly, hostile, antagonistic, evil, evil-intentioned, wicked, nasty, hate-filled, bitter, acrimonious, malevolent, malicious, malignant, malign, sinister, deadly, harmful, injurious, dangerous, noxious, virulent, pernicious, venomous, poisonous, vitriolic, vindictive literary malefic, maleficent 1.1 Having a harmful or destructive effect. 有害的；致命的 the baleful influence of Rasputin Example sentencesExamples But clearly they were seeking protection from something they perceived to be potentially baleful or harmful. And it may even be a small sign of the baleful effects of media industry conglomeration. The war has had an ubiquitous and baleful effect on U.S. foreign policy. But by now, it should be clear that apart from the baleful influence of science, and to a degree because of it, modernism has been completely hamstrung by its realism. Alexandra blamed herself for her son's illness, and in seeking answers to alleviate her guilt, came under the baleful influence of Siberian monk and mystic Rasputin. The baleful effect of overwhelming electoral landslides, usually worse than suggested by the cube rule, has also been underplayed. But when it stopped the environment made its baleful impact. So state regulation of marriage, first applied in Hardwicke's Marriage Act, is still with us; and the moral code that flowed from it still casts a baleful shadow over modern society. The successful lobbying for deregulation of the electricity supply in California has had baleful consequences that hardly merit repeating. The second is the baleful effect of regulation. Its stultifying and baleful influence is transmitted by the clammy grip of its three main tentacles: the universities; the ‘experts’, and, above all, the media. Derrida became a flashpoint for controversies over the allegedly baleful influence of postmodernism and post-structuralism on the Humanities. Nevertheless, the case has had a baleful effect on this litigation. These groups point to a number of situations in which the proposal could have baleful effects on the rights of other workers or on customers. Just for a moment you are swept by a sense of doubt - perhaps The Economist, that most sober of journals, is referring to the baleful effects of global warming. Synonyms harmful, damaging, injurious, hurtful, inimical, deleterious, dangerous, destructive, ruinous, calamitous, disastrous, pernicious, environmentally unfriendly, ill, bad, evil, malign, corrupting, malignant, adverse, undesirable, prejudicial, unfavourable, unfortunate, counterproductive Derivatives balefully adverb ˈbeɪlfəliˈbeɪlfəli It is such a retro settlement that the working men's club glares balefully across Main Street at the Conservative club, like the post-industrial revolution never happened. Example sentencesExamples I looked balefully at the empty restaurant, wondering why we couldn't just sit, but that's against the rules. Mum expressed this by huffing from room to room muttering about road deaths and glaring at me balefully, pausing to sigh ‘it's not that I don't trust you, love.’ She blinked balefully down her long, greasy nose at me and then grabbed his arm, wordlessly dragging him off to the dance floor. He once remarked balefully that ‘in England I am too much an American, and in America, too much an Englishman.’ balefulness noun Continuous wars brought enormous balefulness to the people giving rise to wide opposition in the small states. Example sentencesExamples Her companion, however, clutching her friend's waist, looks at the photographer, and us, full face, with astonishing balefulness and hatred, willing us to be gone. Edwards portrays Scrooge with zest and an appropriate balefulness that immediately casts a shadow on the opening scene. But the balefulness of the act is hardly reduced thereby - and therefore my sentiments about the filth who carried out the deed remain essentially the same. It is loathsome to think that balefulness of an unknown cause could create such a catastrophe. Definition of baleful in US English: baleful adjectiveˈbālfəlˈbeɪlfəl 1Threatening harm; menacing. 邪恶的；险恶的 Bill shot a baleful glance in her direction 比尔朝她恶狠狠地瞥了一眼。 the baleful light cast trembling shadows Example sentencesExamples Flinging him a baleful glare, I muttered, ‘Your point being?’ It rose far above her, untouched by light and staring at her through baleful eyes. She wiped at it furtively, casting a baleful glance around to see if anyone noticed. I saw the baleful look she shot me in the dim light coming from the street. Or it could be the empty eye-socket of a cyclopean presence that still manages to hold us in its baleful stare. Casey casts a baleful eye on the author's camera, striking his most fearsome pose. Green's presence is arresting, to be sure, although her chief contribution comes in the form of seductive, baleful, or haunted glaring, which makes her a perfect complement for Bloom's Balian. In his last great battle there was only a baleful and ridiculous malignancy. McGowan casts a baleful eye at how football is treated by government. Finally, I disagree with his conception of human nature, inasmuch as I don't believe the baleful features of human life that he refers to are ‘inherent features’ of human nature. With the big day looming, young gun Tommy clashes with a baleful old timer (convincing Frank Harper) and finds himself plagued by dreams that foretell a death by booting. The gaze of pale blue eyes fell upon his face fully, a cold glare, baleful, bitter, rough, but at the same time - lonely and easy to hurt. Whenever an election turns into a three-ring circus, I cast my baleful eye upon the proceedings and wonder what's really going on in the heart that beats beneath the fright wig. Zack buried his head in her shoulder, pausing in the crying to give me a baleful glance or two, and to lob the occasional ‘I don't like you Daddy, you're a meanie.’ Tresco gave him a sideways glance of baleful intensity that was beautiful to see. If it's possible to cast a baleful glance with one eye shut, then she did it. Riffs should be big, brooding, baleful things. The angel looked up again, casting a baleful scowl at the Academy, in all its splendour. They're sitting on my ‘to read’ shelf next to my desk right now, staring up at me with baleful spines as if to warn me that if I don't read them soon, there'll be trouble. In 1920, another baleful Armistice Day was looming. Synonyms menacing, threatening, unfriendly, hostile, antagonistic, evil, evil-intentioned, wicked, nasty, hate-filled, bitter, acrimonious, malevolent, malicious, malignant, malign, sinister, deadly, harmful, injurious, dangerous, noxious, virulent, pernicious, venomous, poisonous, vitriolic, vindictive 1.1 Having a harmful or destructive effect. 有害的；致命的 drug money has had a baleful impact on the country 毒品交易已经对这个国家造成恶劣影响。 Example sentencesExamples Derrida became a flashpoint for controversies over the allegedly baleful influence of postmodernism and post-structuralism on the Humanities. And it may even be a small sign of the baleful effects of media industry conglomeration. So state regulation of marriage, first applied in Hardwicke's Marriage Act, is still with us; and the moral code that flowed from it still casts a baleful shadow over modern society. But when it stopped the environment made its baleful impact. But by now, it should be clear that apart from the baleful influence of science, and to a degree because of it, modernism has been completely hamstrung by its realism. The second is the baleful effect of regulation. The baleful effect of overwhelming electoral landslides, usually worse than suggested by the cube rule, has also been underplayed. Its stultifying and baleful influence is transmitted by the clammy grip of its three main tentacles: the universities; the ‘experts’, and, above all, the media. The successful lobbying for deregulation of the electricity supply in California has had baleful consequences that hardly merit repeating. These groups point to a number of situations in which the proposal could have baleful effects on the rights of other workers or on customers. Just for a moment you are swept by a sense of doubt - perhaps The Economist, that most sober of journals, is referring to the baleful effects of global warming. Alexandra blamed herself for her son's illness, and in seeking answers to alleviate her guilt, came under the baleful influence of Siberian monk and mystic Rasputin. Nevertheless, the case has had a baleful effect on this litigation. But clearly they were seeking protection from something they perceived to be potentially baleful or harmful. The war has had an ubiquitous and baleful effect on U.S. foreign policy. Synonyms harmful, damaging, injurious, hurtful, inimical, deleterious, dangerous, destructive, ruinous, calamitous, disastrous, pernicious, environmentally unfriendly, ill, bad, evil, malign, corrupting, malignant, adverse, undesirable, prejudicial, unfavourable, unfortunate, counterproductive
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