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baleful

/ˈbeɪl.fəl/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose de menaçant, sinistre ou porteur d'une intention malveillante.

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adjective

/ˈbeɪl.fəl/C2formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose de menaçant, sinistre ou porteur d'une intention malveillante.

Describes something that is threatening, menacing, or full of evil intent.

  1. Deadly or sinisterC1formal

    Having a harmful, destructive, or evil influence.

    frNéfaste ou sinistre

    • The witch cast a baleful spell on the kingdom.
    • His baleful glare made everyone in the room uncomfortable.
    • The ancient artifact was said to possess a baleful power.

    Synonymesdeadlydestructiveevilmalevolentmalignantmenacingominouspernicioussinisterthreatening

    Antonymesbeneficentbenignharmlessinnocuouspropitious

  2. Threatening or ominousC1formal

    Expressing or indicating that something bad or tragic is about to happen.

    frmenaçant, de mauvais augure

    • The dark clouds had a baleful appearance, warning of the coming storm.
    • She gave him a baleful look, foreshadowing the argument to come.
    • The abandoned house had a baleful atmosphere that made visitors uneasy.

    Synonymesforebodingill-omenedinauspiciousmenacingominousportentoussinisterthreatening

    Antonymesauspiciousbenignbrightencouragingfavorablehopefulpromisingpropitious

Formes
  • more baleful comparative form
  • most baleful superlative form
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