Imprecation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPRECATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of cursing
• a spoken curse
• The act of imprecating, or invoking evil upon any one; a prayer that a curse or calamity may fall on any one; a curse.
• the act of calling down a curse that invokes evil (and usually serves as an insult)
• a slanderous accusation

Words related to IMPRECATION

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Words that contain IMPRECATION

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How to use IMPRECATION in a sentence

• Swearing, cursing, profanity, blasphemy, execration, imprecation.
• Even gentle female saints can hurl an imprecation too.
• A muttered imprecation escaped the lips of the watcher on the Drive.
• It was not unusual to add to the deed an imprecation on all such as should be guilty of that crime.
• Some violent words, in the nature of an imprecation, from her father, afflict her greatly in her weak state.
• There is a species of imprecation prevalent among Irishmen which we may term neutral.
• We cannot omit a form of imprecation for good, which is also habitual among the peasantry of Ireland.
• Brown had singled him out as a victim, and he fell, with a horrid imprecation upon his lips, dyeing the black and soiled floor with his blood.
• He seemed on the point of speaking, but with an unintelligible muttered imprecation he relapsed into sullen silence.
• There was a sharp, metallic click, followed by a muttered imprecation.
• Captain Kidd himself would have blushed at the very sight of this ribald fleet and turned away with a devout imprecation.
• He closed the door quickly with a little imprecation.
• Uttering a terrible imprecation, Blueskin placed the knife between his teeth, and endeavoured to seize the poor woman by the throat.
• Uttering a terrible imprecation, Jonathan snatched up the link, and hastily descended the stairs, leaving the Jew behind him.
• Suddenly he uttered a loud imprecation, and his companions, thronging to the window, were all fiercely incensed at the sight which greeted their eyes.
• Alec turned away with a scarcely smothered imprecation.
• No greater imprecation could have been cast at an enemy than that he might not be covered with the earth.
• Rape seed, sown with cursing and imprecation, grows better, we are told, than when the seed is blessed.
• I affirm, on my honor, that this was the solitary imprecation that escaped me from first to last.
• He laughed again in one low burst that was as spiteful as an imprecation.
• Possibly, however, the imprecation of Durvasas may he already taking effect.
• From their angry hands, clutching at the air or doubled in imprecation, long strands of gray-green moss hung, waving and coiling, in the night wind.
• With a light leap the lad dropped over the railing into the hall, and, taking a step forward, lunged swiftly in the darkness from where came the sound of a muttered imprecation.
• He hurled his revolver at his foes with a fierce imprecation, and then raised his hands above his head.
• One threw up his hands with a cry and a second muttered a fierce imprecation.
• An imprecation from Ivan, a second report and flash of flame, and the man fell sprawling.
• It resembles a bitter imprecation upon the fate of mankind.
• Before the Frenchman could recover his balance, Hal stepped nimbly forward again, his sword darted out, and the lieutenant dropped his weapon with a muttered imprecation.
• With a fierce imprecation, the German reached for his revolver, drew it quickly, and aimed it at the dog.
• With an impatient imprecation, Fairley darted by her and rushed into the wood.
• Lenoir flashed a savage glance upon us, and checked the imprecation that rose to his lips.

Similar words containing PRECA without suffix tion and without prefix im

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