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baleful

[beyl-fuhl] / ˈbeɪl fəl /


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There’s plenty of blame to go around for these baleful developments.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s a bloodshot baleful eye glowering down at us from the heavens!

From Scientific American

“It is far easier to convince the multitude that Slavery is a baleful evil to them,” he later explained, “than to possess them with the idea that it is a cruel wrong to the enslaved.”

From Washington Post

Rovère’s baleful deadpan is a constant amusement as the director, inspired by mold on her ceiling, sets off on a late-in-life search for the excitement she no longer feels.

From New York Times

Yet a baleful score and slow, forbidding shots of the landscape suggest that evil lurks nearby.

From New York Times