maleficiate in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To maleficiate means to harm or cast evil upon others, typically through malevolent magical practices or dark spells.

The sorceress sought to maleficiate her enemies with dark spells.
In the ancient text, the priest warned against those who would maleficiate the innocent.
His actions seemed designed to maleficiate any semblance of peace in the community.
Some believed that the old ruins were cursed, a place where one could accidentally maleficiate their fate.
The tale spoke of a villain who would maleficiate anyone who dared to challenge his rule.