accurse (Meaning)
accurse (v)
curse or declare to be evil or anathema or threaten with divine punishment
accurse (v. t.)
To devote to destruction; to imprecate misery or evil upon; to curse; to execrate; to anathematize.
Synonyms & Antonyms of accurse
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accurse Sentence Examples
- The witch decided to accurse the village, casting a dark spell that brought misfortune upon its residents.
- In his anger, the old man raised his cane and accurse the heavens for the hardships he had endured.
- The cursed artifact had the power to accurse anyone who touched it, bringing doom upon their lives.
- The bitter sorcerer, fueled by revenge, sought to accurse his enemies with a relentless and malevolent curse.
- The haunted mansion seemed to accurse anyone who dared to enter its eerie halls, subjecting them to unexplainable terrors.
- Faced with betrayal, the scorned lover couldn't help but accurse the one who had shattered their heart.
- Legends spoke of a vengeful spirit that would accurse those who disturbed its resting place in the ancient cemetery.
- The ancient tome contained forbidden incantations that could accurse entire civilizations if wielded by the wrong hands.
- The cursed amulet was said to accurse its wearer with a lifetime of misery and despair.
- The condemned pirate, facing the gallows, couldn't resist the urge to accurse his captors with his final breath.
FAQs About the word accurse
curse or declare to be evil or anathema or threaten with divine punishmentTo devote to destruction; to imprecate misery or evil upon; to curse; to execrate; to
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The witch decided to accurse the village, casting a dark spell that brought misfortune upon its residents.
In his anger, the old man raised his cane and accurse the heavens for the hardships he had endured.
The cursed artifact had the power to accurse anyone who touched it, bringing doom upon their lives.
The bitter sorcerer, fueled by revenge, sought to accurse his enemies with a relentless and malevolent curse.
