Execrations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXECRATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EXECRATION, the act of cursing
• the act of cursing or denouncing.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of cursing or denouncing; the curse so uttered

Words related to EXECRATIONS

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How to use EXECRATIONS in a sentence

• The women, dressed like Furies, with dishevelled hair, and torches in their hands, poured forth the most terrible execrations.
• As soon as this part of the exhibition was finished, a man, with a small drum, followed by the mob, with yells and execrations drove the culprit before them at a run.
• If he should make way with Alexis, the curses of his enemies and the execrations of Europe and posterity would follow him as an unnatural father.
• We see her arrive at the Palace amid the tumultuous adoration of the crowd, and leave amidst its execrations.
• On 29th May 1527, Cardinal Passerini, with Ippolito and Alessandro and their suite, accompanied by Filippo, rode out to Poggio a Caiano, amid the execrations of the populace.
• In February of the following year he was separated from Lady Byron, and left England forever, pursued by the execrations of outraged respectability.
• Two or three fell on the spot, and were carried off by their comrades with fearful execrations.
• The sound of our blows and of our execrations must have resounded through the Castle.
• Sin had shrieked blasphemous execrations at him because of it.
• But his suffering victim was beyond the reach of his fury, which vented itself in harmless execrations.
• When I first came, and told them of thy execrations for what they had done, and joined my own to them, they were astonished.
• From him, and the execrations with which I loaded the government that could be the instrument of his tragedy, I turned to myself.
• The Austrian party precipitately evacuated Madrid, followed by the execrations of the people.
• They fired at us, but we were already out of range, and with the sound of their execrations still in our ears we trudged slowly but steadily towards the other side of the swamp.
• The procession had just got into line of march, when a dreadful groan, mixed with yells, hootings, and execrations, was heard.
• In all the mining camps of the Sierras the mere mention of the name of Ramerrez brought forth execrations.
• The words of peace which they had just heard seemed to have availed them but little, for every brow was blackened, and every tongue tipped with oaths and execrations.
• Sleeny was still panting and screaming execrations at Offitt.
• Indeed, as soon as it was known that you had consented to stay in Paris, there was no measure observed in the execrations of the war-party.
• Archbishop Howley, entering Canterbury for his primary visitation, was insulted, spat upon, and only brought by a circuitous route to the Deanery, amid the execrations of the mob.
• He opened the cell door amidst the execrations of the whole house.
• When Constantine returned to Rome after the Council of Nice, he found himself assailed with insults and execrations.
• The members exerted their spirit chiefly in bitter invectives against the memory of Cromwell, and in execrations against the inhuman murder of their late sovereign.
• Peel and Goulbourn with the most bitter execrations, on account of their supposed apostasy.
• Then again he rose and paced the room with long strides, dashing his hand against his forehead, and uttering execrations.
• They burst into taunts and execrations, and a moment later a storm of missiles were hurled at the man who had betrayed them.
• From the fatal field, unharmed in body, he turned away, henceforth to the followed by the execrations of his countrymen.
• They snatched up mud, then, and flung it after the pair with shrill execrations.
• But a minority will pass, by units, into the larger, freer, stranger life amid the execrations of an ever-dwindling majority.
• This suggestion was answered by Jackson, who was now really alarmed, with a volley of oaths and execrations, ending with a flat refusal.
• Ferocious howls and execrations swelled into a screaming chorus of hate, of rage.
• But it had gradually come to pass that he had entered heart and soul into the case, and, with many execrations on his own part against Mr.
• Execrations were heaped upon Cuthbert, who rode along with an air as quiet and composed as if he were the centre of an ovation instead of that of an outburst of hatred.
• It was filled with soldiers, who, with loud and furious voices, mingled execrations deep and fearful on the murderer, with bitter lamentations on the victim.
• There were groans of disappointment from the males, execrations from Penny, and murmurs of sympathy and love from the female portion of the crowd.

Similar words containing ECRATION without suffix s and without prefix ex

execration19 desecration14 obsecration15 consecration16 desecrations15 obsecrations16 consecrations17 deconsecration19 reconsecration18 deconsecrations20 reconsecrations19

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