accurse in a sentence
v. t.
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Definition
To accurse means to invoke a curse or to declare someone as cursed, often through magical or supernatural means.
Crossword clues for accurse
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "accurse".
- Invoke a magical curse upon someone.
- Declare someone as cursed or doomed.
- Call down a spell of misfortune.
- Proclaim someone to be under a curse.
- Cast a spell to bring bad luck.
Accurse sentence examples
- The villagers believed that the witch would accurse anyone who wronged her.
- After the betrayal, she whispered a spell to accurse her former friend.
- He feared that his actions might accurse his family for generations.
- Legends say that those who disturb the ancient tomb will be accursed forever.
- In folklore, a broken promise can accurse even the most noble of hearts.
- She felt an overwhelming dread that she had somehow been accursed.
- The old man warned him not to accurse the land with his greed.
- They believed that to accurse someone was to invite misfortune into their lives.
- To accurse your enemies was a common practice in the dark ages.
- His careless words seemed to accurse him in ways he could never have imagined.