imprecating in a sentence

p. p.

Definition

Imprecating refers to the act of invoking evil or misfortune upon someone or something, often expressed through curses or harsh words.

The old woman was found in her garden, quietly imprecating against the unyielding weeds that plagued her flowers.
In the heat of the moment, he began imprecating the traffic that had delayed his journey to the important meeting.
Her imprecating words filled the room, echoing her frustration with the unfairness of the situation.
As the storm raged outside, the villagers gathered, imprecating the dark clouds that loomed over their crops.
With every misfortune that befell him, he couldn't help but feel like imprecating the luck that had turned against him.