Execration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXECRATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of cursing
• The act of cursing; a curse dictated by violent feelings of hatred; imprecation; utter detestation expressed.
• That which is execrated; a detested thing.
• hate coupled with disgust
• an appeal to some supernatural power to inflict evil on someone or some group
• the object of cursing or detestation; that which is execrated
• the act of cursing or denouncing.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of cursing or denouncing; the curse so uttered

Words related to EXECRATION

execrate17

Words that contain EXECRATION

execrations20

How to use EXECRATION in a sentence

• Universal execration for this hideous crime drove him for a time from New York, although he was still Vice-President.
• With a filthy execration, he raised the dripping weapon in the air, prepared for yet another victim.
• Wise and good men before him had, in their haughty ignorance, spoken of Christianity with execration and contempt.
• There were tears as well as exultation, solemn joy as well as execration, in his train.
• Every government has set a price upon his head, and every people holds him up to public execration.
• Catching sight of the object of their anger, they vented their rage in a roar of execration, so much louder than all that had gone before that it brought the sentence which Mr.
• But a solemnly established institution begins to grow old at once in the discussion, abuse, worship, and execration of men.
• Maximilian openly expressed his execration of this deed, though the pope ordered Te Deums to be chanted at Rome in exultation over the crime.
• The marshal and the count, thus assailed and held up to the scorn and execration of Europe, ventured to reply that they had strictly conformed to their instructions.
• When I had finished a perfect storm of execration broke from the Boers.
• The primary meaning, then, of Gehenna, is a valley outside of Jerusalem, a place of corruption and fire, only to be thought of with execration and shuddering.
• A thoroughly good Irish yell of execration acts differently on different persons.
• No fortitude could stand against such a storm of execration.
• Every one ran into the street, and shouts of execration were raised on all sides.
• Arithelli herself scarcely heard the sounds of execration, as she stood swaying with one hand over her eyes to shut out the horrible glare.
• For this reason they heap execration and abuse upon each other.
• Then followed more execration, ending in renewed protestations of regard for me.
• The wretch whom the execration of the thronging crowd pursues to the scaffold, is not worse than any one of that multitude might have become under similar circumstances.
• He who forgets those beings who are his own creation is more worthy of execration than he who leaves life by suicide.
• If my son sinned against every human law, and was sent to prison, even there would I follow him, defying the execration of the world, sooner than deny that he is my work.
• For some years it was the object of the extremes of panegyric and the extremes of execration.
• The murmur of disappointment on shore rose to a shout of execration.
• There they hang grim, black, and sullen in the strong sunshine, greeted with a roar of execration by the pious mob.
• To these exhortations a dreadful execration was added against any one who should be diverted from this purpose by hope or faint-heartedness.
• In one word, he is either glorified as a preposterous saint, or else held up to public execration as an equally impossible villain.
• They also assert, that if an execration against a child be spoken in an evil hour, the child is carried off by the devil.
• With an execration he again turned and rushed down the stairs, hoping by a vigorous effort to cast back the foe.
• It is an institution that should be held up to the execration of mankind.
• You must be an American, or have lived long among them, to conceive the shout of derisive execration with which such an idea would be hailed from one end of the land to the other.
• I hope that history will deal kindly with him and that, since he was a worthy and strenuous patriot, he will not live merely as an object of execration and ridicule.
• This, by provoking deeper sympathy with the hero and greater execration of the villain, acted like paraffin oil on the flames.
• For a moment their execration seemed likely to turn upon me.
• To his intense vexation, as often as he relieved himself of an execration, his ear was assailed with a scornful peal of laughter.
• If we fail in this great duty now, when we have the power, we shall deserve and receive the execration of history and of all future ages.
• He is, therefore, an enemy of the human race, and deserves the execration of all mankind.

Similar words containing ECRA without suffix tion and without prefix ex

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