bodeful in a sentence

Definition

BODEFUL: possessing a foreboding quality that suggests something ominous or threatening.

The artist's latest work was so bodeful that it resonated deeply with everyone in the gallery.
As the storm clouds gathered, a bodeful silence fell over the town.
Her bodeful expression hinted at the troubles weighing on her mind.
The ancient prophecy was filled with bodeful signs that foretold great change.
His bodeful warning about the upcoming challenges was not taken seriously by his peers.
The film's bodeful atmosphere kept the audience on the edge of their seats.
They exchanged bodeful glances as the news of the disaster spread.
The novel's bodeful ending left readers pondering the fragility of hope.
In the midst of celebration, a bodeful reminder of past failures crept into their thoughts.
The bodeful melody lingered long after the song had finished playing.