baleful (adjective)

1. In Greek mythology, the baleful gaze of Medusa could turn people into stone.

2. The artist used dark and baleful colors to convey a sense of impending doom in their painting.

3. The cartoon depicted the baleful character as always plotting evil schemes against the main protagonist.

4. The author described the baleful atmosphere as the protagonist entered the haunted mansion in the opening chapter of the novel.

1. In the baleful future world of the novel, advanced robots rebel against humanity and wage war.

2. The evil sorcerer cast a baleful spell, turning the kingdom into a desolate land of darkness.

3. The ancient texts warned of a baleful presence that could possess the souls of the faithful.

4. The gloomy castle was known for its baleful atmosphere, with its dark corridors and eerie decorations.