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bane B0056600 (bān)n.1. a. A cause of harm, ruin, or death: "Obedience, / Bane of all genius, virtue, freedom, truth, / Makes slaves of men" (Percy Bysshe Shelley).b. A source of persistent annoyance or exasperation: "The spellings of foreign names are often the bane of busy copy editors" (Norm Goldstein).2. Archaic a. Fatal injury or ruin: "Hath some fond lover tic'd thee to thy bane?" (George Herbert).b. A deadly poison.
[Middle English, destroyer, from Old English bana; see gwhen- in Indo-European roots.]bane (beɪn) n1. a person or thing that causes misery or distress (esp in the phrase bane of one's life)2. something that causes death or destruction3. a. a fatal poisonb. (in combination): ratsbane. 4. archaic ruin or distress[Old English bana; related to Old Norse bani death, Old High German bano destruction, death]
bane (ben; beɪn) n a Scot word for bonebane (beɪn)
n. 1. a person or thing that ruins or spoils: Gambling was the bane of his existence. 2. a deadly poison (often used in combination, as in the names of poisonous plants): wolfsbane. 3. death; destruction. [before 1000; Old English bana slayer, c. Old High German bano, Old Norse bani] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  bane - something causing misery or death; "the bane of my life"nemesis, scourge, curseaffliction - a cause of great suffering and distress |
banenoun plague, bête noire, trial, disaster, evil, ruin, burden, destruction, despair, misery, curse, pest, torment, woe, nuisance, downfall, calamity, scourge, affliction Spots can be the bane of a teenager.
support, relief, pleasure, comfort, joy, blessing, consolation, solacebanenoun1. The act of destroying or state of being destroyed:destruction, devastation, havoc, ruin, ruination, undoing, wrack, wreck, wreckage.2. Anything that is injurious, destructive, or fatal:canker, contagion, poison, toxin, venom, virus.3. Something that causes total loss or severe impairment, as of one's health, fortune, honor, or hopes:destroyer, destruction, downfall, ruin, ruination, undoing, wrecker.4. A cause of suffering or harm:affliction, curse, evil, ill, plague, scourge, woe.Translationsbane
bane of (one's) existenceThe source or cause of one's misfortune, unhappiness, frustration, or anxiety, usually used hyperbolically. I swear, this project is the bane of my existence. I've been working on it for months and still haven't made any real progress! Jane has been constantly annoying me all week. She's been the bane of my very existence!See also: bane, existence, ofrickle o' banesA Scottish phrase used to describe someone who is extremely thin. A "rickle" is a group of something, while "banes" are bones. You've just become a rickle o' banes during your time abroad, so I'm going to make all of your favorite meals now that you're home.See also: banethe bane of (one's) lifeThe source or cause of one's misfortune, unhappiness, frustration, or anxiety, usually used hyperbolically. I swear, this project is the bane of my life. I've been working on it for months and still haven't made any real progress! Jane has been constantly annoying me all week. She's been the bane of my life!See also: bane, life, ofthe bane of somebody’s ˈlife/eˈxistence a person or thing that makes somebody’s life unpleasant or unhappy: That car is always breaking down! It’s the bane of my life. OPPOSITE: a ray of sunshineSee also: bane, existence, life, ofbane of one's existence, theThe agent of one’s ruin or misery; a thorn in the flesh. The earliest meaning of the noun bane was “murderer” and was so used in Beowulf (ca. a.d. 800). A somewhat later meaning was “poison,” which survives as part of the names of various poisonous plants, such as henbane or wolf’s bane. The current sense, an agent of ruin, dates from the late 1500s. Today it is almost always used hyperbolically, as in “The new secretary loses all my messages; she’s become the bane of my existence.”See also: bane, ofBane
 Batman #497 © 1993 DC Comics. COVER ART BY KELLEY JONES. Bane (pop culture)Bane, a 350-pound behemoth who looks as if he stepped out of the Mexican wrestling arena, was first seen in Batman: Vengeance of Bane #1 (1993). His real name is unknown but his past is legend. Bane was raised behind bars in the rueful Pena Duro, serving a life sentence in subrogation for his insurrectionist father. Slaughtering an inmate at the “tender” age of eight, Bane matured into the prison's most feared felon and was roped into being a guinea pig for the strength-enhancing chemical Venom. In the serialized DC Comics storyline “Knightfall” (1993), Bane engineers a bloody jailbreak, migrates to Gotham City, and releases the supervillains of Arkham Asylum. Their crime rampage so fatigues their mutual foe Batman that when the Venom-propelled Bane goes one-on-one with the hero, he snaps Batman's spine in a brutal body slam, forcing the Dark Knight into recuperation. Batman's stand-in Azrael later humbled Bane, but the villain resurfaced to terrorize Gotham both alone and in an alliance with Ra's al Ghul. After discovering the identity of the father who abandoned him—the crimelord King Snake—Bane re-created himself in one of Ra's' regenerating Lazurus Pits, but Batman suspects his foe's new leaf may wilt. Bane has often tormented Batman in cartoons: Henry Silva voiced the villain in Batman: The Animated Series (1992–1995), followed by Hector Elizondo in the direct-to-video film Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman (2003) and Joaquim de Almeida in the animated TV series The Batman (2004–present). Real-life wrestler Jeep Swenson played the man-monster in director Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin (1997), and Bane was featured in the 2003 video game Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu. Kenner and DC Direct have produced a number of Bane action figures in the 1990s and 2000s.bane
bane (bān), A poison or blight. [O.E. bana] Bane
Related to Bane: bane of my existenceBANE. This word was formerly used to signify a malefactor. Bract. 1. 2, t. 8, c. 1. FinancialSeeBANBANE
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Related to bane: bane of my existenceSynonyms for banenoun plagueSynonyms- plague
- bête noire
- trial
- disaster
- evil
- ruin
- burden
- destruction
- despair
- misery
- curse
- pest
- torment
- woe
- nuisance
- downfall
- calamity
- scourge
- affliction
Antonyms- support
- relief
- pleasure
- comfort
- joy
- blessing
- consolation
- solace
Synonyms for banenoun the act of destroying or state of being destroyedSynonyms- destruction
- devastation
- havoc
- ruin
- ruination
- undoing
- wrack
- wreck
- wreckage
noun anything that is injurious, destructive, or fatalSynonyms- canker
- contagion
- poison
- toxin
- venom
- virus
noun something that causes total loss or severe impairment, as of one's health, fortune, honor, or hopesSynonyms- destroyer
- destruction
- downfall
- ruin
- ruination
- undoing
- wrecker
noun a cause of suffering or harmSynonyms- affliction
- curse
- evil
- ill
- plague
- scourge
- woe
Synonyms for banenoun something causing misery or deathSynonymsRelated Words |