malefic

Or perhaps something between the two - a kind of malefic echo.

There is nothing malefic in that, not more so than white women getting a tan.

For the first time the great silence impressed then as being oppressive and malefic.

But the fire made the images appear strangely distorted and malefic.

A great bush had fallen over the woods; but it was a malefic hush.

Finally he looked up, his malefic stare locking my eyes to his.

This may account for the house's somewhat weak reputation, although it is not considered specifically malefic.

Some modern commentators believe the malefic nature of witchcraft is a Christian projection.

It seemed malefic, evil, its dark mouth crammed with splintered bone.

Malefic remarked that another musical project was in the works, this one not being a metal project.

Then a malefic little smile touched his lips.

Mars is the lesser malefic, so the square is the least negative of the two aspects.

Mars is considered a malefic planet, whose influence is often unfortunate and aggressive.

She doesn't look at them again, but she is aware of their malefic presence, which works on her like an unpleasant memory.

Its malefic presence burst and vanished, freeing her like an escape from suffocation.

He is responsible for driving Malefic insane.

Most grahas are generally malefic in nature but there are a few that may be good.

Here was the origin of his demon woman, soft and seductive on the outside yet, within, seething with malefic destructive force.

It was huge and, as a hand pulled back a cowl, she could see a bearded face, fierce, monstrous, malefic.

Her smile was fierce and malefic.

And at the head of this malefic army strode a creature of singular countenance.

If a planet is neecha (in debilitation) it gives malefic results.

The malefic hands of history.

Soon it seemed as bright as a glimpse into a furnace, incandescent, malefic, and brutally hot.

The ghastly billows came, death-gray, malefic, streaked with sordid brown.