imprecatory in a sentence
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Definition
IMPRECATORY: expressing a curse or invoking misfortune upon someone.
Crossword clues for imprecatory
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "imprecatory".
- Expressing a wish for someone's misfortune.
- Cursing someone with strong words.
- Invoking bad luck upon another person.
- Wishing harm or ill fate on others.
- Speaking ill to cause unfortunate outcomes.
Imprecatory sentence examples
- The old woman muttered an imprecatory chant under her breath, invoking misfortune upon those who wronged her.
- His imprecatory words echoed through the hall, leaving an unsettling silence in their wake.
- In literature, characters often resort to imprecatory prayers when seeking vengeance against their enemies.
- The poet's imprecatory verses captured the raw emotion of betrayal and despair.
- During the heated debate, one politician's imprecatory remarks drew sharp criticism from his opponents.