banefully

From there he glared banefully at his servant.

There was no mistaking the opal-eyed cats staring banefully up at her from the heavily carved end sticks.

Hide, Elaira begged the memory of a black-haired prince whose spirit had banefully marked her.

At length the child -- whose age is then thirteen - comes upon a cryptic and banefully beautiful thing in the midst of a dark and inaccessible wood.

His ancient broadsword flashed banefully in the light of burning tents, flashed till its encrimsoned length could flash no more, but seemed rather to eat light as it ate life.

Lovecraft, in "Supernatural Horror in Literature", called Cobb's story "banefully effective in its portrayal of unnatural affinities between a hybrid idiot and the strange fish of an isolated lake".

Files of wagons and carts, drawn by weary oxen, crept forward to be unloaded and loaded by weary workmen watched banefully by the unimaginative men, who foamed at the mouth if carters and laborers so much as made eye contact.

The great mill of Bloome crouched upon the eastern edge of the city, a heaped monstrosity, glaring banefully through a hundred eyes, growling and munching as it ate the provender brought by the citizens, spewing out its cloth in endless lengths to be rolled into bolts and carried away.