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Definition of Direful

Direful
Direful Dire"ful, a. [Dire + -ful.] Dire; dreadful; terrible; calamitous; woeful; as, a direful fiend; a direful day. -- Dire"ful*ly, adv. -- Dire"ful*ness, n.

Meaning of Direful from wikipedia

- potently believed." In addition, he "took pleasure in reading old Mather's direful tales till dusk after school. Moreover, no supernatural story or superstition...
- involving suffering or fire, although it nevertheless describes it as a "direful condition". The souls of the righteous dead are in light and rest, with...
- country are indebted for many mitigations of the suffering caused by the direful p****ions of war." Geary County, Kansas, was renamed in honor of John W...
- far did he go in his presumption, that when a soothsayer once reported direful inwards [sic] without a heart, he said: "They will be more favourable when...
- [T]he pope's legates, in A.D. 1054, deposited on the altar of St. Sophia a direful anathema... and from this thunderbolt we may date the consummation of the...
- far did he go in his presumption, that when a soothsayer once reported direful inwards [sic] without a heart, he said: "They will be more favorable when...
- is shewn from many high authorities, the trivial causes, cruel nature, direful effects and anti-Christian spirit and practice of war (1808). According...
- Norman Hunter Kenneth Williams 23-Oct-80 2611 Count Bakwerdz on the ****: Direful Dragonry Norman Hunter Kenneth Williams 24-Oct-80 2612 The Good Little...
- in the United States. In these, he argued there could be a way out of direful wars among the imperialist powers, a solution now named ultra-imperialism...
- 1688–1744, poet 1715 London, Bernard Lintot Achilles' wrath, to Greece the direful spring Of woes unnumber'd, heavenly goddess, sing! Tickell, Thomas 1685–1740...