maledictions (Meaning)

maledictions

curse, execration, a prayer for harm to come to someone

No weak antonyms found.

The sorcerer hurled maledictions upon his enemies, cursing them with a lifetime of misfortune.
The ancient runes on the stone tablet contained a series of maledictions that could bring disaster to anyone who dared to read them.
The voodoo priestess whispered maledictions into a voodoo doll, intending to torment her victim.
The jilted lover uttered a torrent of maledictions against her former flame, vowing revenge.
The child's innocent laughter was met with maledictions from the elderly woman who feared it was a sign of impending doom.
The politician's opponents showered him with maledictions, accusing him of corruption and treachery.
The village elder pronounced maledictions upon the drought that had plagued the land for months.
The witch cackled as she cast maledictions on her rival, promising to destroy her with a single spell.
The curse contained within the ancient artifact unleashed a torrent of maledictions upon anyone who attempted to wield its power.
The vengeful ghost uttered a string of maledictions, vowing to haunt its former tormentor for all eternity.

curse, execration, a prayer for harm to come to someone

imprecations,curses, anathemas, condemnations, denunciations, censures, bans, winzes,execrations, hoodoos

benedictions,blessings, endorsements, benisons, commendations,citations, indorsements,

The sorcerer hurled maledictions upon his enemies, cursing them with a lifetime of misfortune.

The ancient runes on the stone tablet contained a series of maledictions that could bring disaster to anyone who dared to read them.

The voodoo priestess whispered maledictions into a voodoo doll, intending to torment her victim.

The jilted lover uttered a torrent of maledictions against her former flame, vowing revenge.