Imprecations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPRECATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• IMPRECATION, the act of cursing
• a spoken curse

Words related to IMPRECATIONS

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How to use IMPRECATIONS in a sentence

• Imprecations burst forth in volleys and in running fires.
• All the people of Khoten poured blessings on the head of the youth, and imprecations on the merciless spirit of Afrasiyab.
• He hammered on the door, beat it with his fists, and howled vile imprecations.
• She fancied that she heard a shout, the rush and scramble of feet in the road, new curses and imprecations.
• The writer invoked the most awful imprecations upon himself if he did not carry these threats into execution.
• What but an intellectual brute could have uttered the imprecations of Caliban? They would not be natural in man, whether savage or civilized.
• Shouts, oaths, imprecations, and groans formed a fearful accompaniment of the rude encounter, which was, however, far too violent to continue long.
• Both the oaths and imprecations of the Irish display, like those who use them, indications of great cruelty and great humor.
• There are also mock imprecations as well as mock oaths.
• Yells and imprecations followed, and loud above the groans we could hear one or two shouting that they would surrender, and begging the police not to fire again.
• After midnight, I was aroused by the most frightful yelling, and opening my eyes, I saw a barefooted, bareheaded Indian yelling out the most frightful imprecations and oaths.
• It abounds in imprecations, charms for the destruction of enemies, and so forth.
• Dumesnil, in her great, furious scene in Hermione, ended her imprecations against Orestes by spitting in her handkerchief and throwing it in his face.
• Heavens! what imprecations I showered upon that Karky.
• There is nothing left to young William but useless imprecations.
• We plead for our rights, in the name of the immortal declaration of independence, and of the written constitution of government, and we are answered with imprecations and curses.
• On the night in question, therefore, this body advanced with swords and muskets, uttering clamorous imprecations against the invaders.
• Then he burst out into violent imprecations against his brother Anjou, who had entered the room but did not dare say a word.
• Then the old woman began to curse so terribly that it seemed as if she wanted to darken heaven and earth with her imprecations.
• They all worshipped your statue and the images of the gods, uttering imprecations at the same time against the name of Christ.
• They were a series of unearthly, fiendish shrieks, intermingled with furious imprecations, as of a lost spirit in an ecstasy of rage and fear.
• There exist no imprecations she did not pour out against you.
• The man ground the machine to an accompaniment of frightful imprecations.
• His own chariot slew him, and the imprecations of thy mouth, which thou didst put up to thy father, the ruler of the ocean, concerning thy son.
• He was hurling imprecations, and in such a rage with Finot, who told him that he had sold his paper to you.
• Portentous as is the vehemence with which it shoots forth its imprecations against God, they fall faint and harmless, far short of His tranquil, song-surrounded throne.

Similar words containing PRECATION without suffix s and without prefix im

deprecation16 imprecation17 deprecations17

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