Execrated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXECRATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXECRATE, to declare to be evil; to denounce or place under a curse
• feel or express great loathing for
• curse; swear.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to curse

Words related to EXECRATED

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How to use EXECRATED in a sentence

• If she had not been executed, she would have been execrated.
• The ecclesiastical authorities execrated him, and in the summer of 1909 chance gave them the means of destroying him.
• His sister Livilla execrated the mere notion of his ever becoming emperor.
• Then was the name of Afrasiyab truly execrated and abhorred for the cruel act he had committed, and all the inhabitants of Khoten long cherished the memory of Saiawush.
• The execrated One Big Union idea was gaining members and power every day.
• But so universally was he execrated that not a man in the village would help him to take her body to the burning-ghat.
• This is a very faint illustration of the political relations between Essex and Bacon, admitting the generally received facts on which Bacon is execrated as false to his friend.
• Like Napoleon, he would have been idolized and execrated.
• The dreadful war, to which the Indian King Philip bequeathed his long execrated name, was raging with its worst terrors in the autumn of 1675.
• Mankind have always execrated their crimes, but have never ceased to admire the frightful and almost superhuman energy with which they committed them.
• She execrated the insidious lazy routine which had betrayed her into accepting so insignificant a bridegroom.
• Every one, as far as my story has been known, has refused to assist me in my distress, and has execrated my name.
• Falkland, or in revenge of one so universally execrated as Mr.
• Edison as the greatest man of all time in every possible department of science, art and philosophy, and execrated Mr.
• The natives applauded or execrated the films as the Parisians do at the opera.
• Much as Rhodolph is to be execrated and despised, one can hardly refrain from an emotion of sympathy in view of this new blow which fell upon him.
• Cupidity, lust of place and power, and fear of the enemies of the French were the principal motives which influenced these men, whose names should for ever be execrated.
• That, instead of being the most execrated murderer in the history of our land, he is only on trial for a felony he has not himself to thank.
• He, for all the sacrifices he made to a squint-eyed law, died execrated alike by populace and police.
• From the time of his entering the legislative hall to his retreat to Elba, no man has execrated him more than myself.
• The ministry was execrated for having reduced the nation to such a low circumstance of disgrace, as that they should owe their security to German mercenaries.
• As to the question of opium, disgusting and execrated, I resign myself to God for its punishment.
• The most execrated man in the scientific circle at this time was Leverrier.
• He execrated, at the same time, the existence of partridges and the invention of gunpowder.
• Evellin listened with deep attention, execrated his own misconduct, enjoined silence, and then, by fresh questions, encouraged repetition.
• In terms which would have been understood by “our army in Flanders” he execrated the forefathers, the name, and the upbringing of Mr.
• All his movements were those of an outcast who both feared and execrated the organism that was rejecting him.
• It is perhaps significant that the chief sins of the kings of the Fourth dynasty, so execrated by the Egyptian priests in the Ptolemaic period, were sins against the great gods.
• It would be a still worse affair for Mazarin, whom he execrated for the greater offences he had committed.
• Death pays all debts for him, settles all scores, and he is not looked upon with aversion or execrated.
• The Southerner, deprived of his sun, execrated Paris, which he called a manufactory of rheumatism.
• Andre died on the 27th July, 1304, execrated by his contemporaries, and he has been consigned to infamy by posterity.
• In time, too, he came to be honored instead of execrated for his noble efforts.
• His political opponents had alternately execrated him and given him grudging praise.
• To this day the memory of Nobunaga is execrated by the Buddhists.
• To-day, they are only heard in one half of the Union to be cursed and execrated.
• The Stamp Act, now execrated by all lovers of liberty, had this extent and no more.

Similar words containing ECRAT without suffix ed and without prefix ex

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