Malediction is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MALEDICTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a curse
• a magical word or phrase uttered with the intention of bringing about evil; a curse
• A proclaiming of evil against some one; a cursing; imprecation; a curse or execration; -- opposed to benediction.
• the act of calling down a curse that invokes evil (and usually serves as an insult)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• curse, execration

Words related to MALEDICTION

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Words that contain MALEDICTION

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How to use MALEDICTION in a sentence

• Mother Shipton saw it, and from a remote pinnacle of her rocky fastness hurled in that direction a final malediction.
• He was about to spring up with a hearty malediction on his luck when he perceived a peculiar projection on a large stone some distance down the hill.
• For as many as are under the deeds of the law, are under malediction.
• As they passed out of the gate, the captain turned back, and pronounced a malediction on the house.
• In consequence of a dream in which his father appeared and warned him not to neglect music, under pain of the paternal malediction, he accepted a post in the Papal band.
• On taking leave of Carl at the gate over the Gottingen road, I felt tempted to bestow a malediction upon traveling, from its merciless breaking of all links, as soon as formed.
• Her father having withdrawn his malediction, she now has only a last blessing to supplicate for.
• All she had to hope for was, that her father would revoke his malediction, previous to the last blessing she should then implore.
• My father has been so good as to take off the heavy malediction he laid me under.
• But what shall I do, if my father cannot be prevailed upon to recall his malediction? O my dear Mrs.
• A curse, we have heard them say, will rest for seven years in the air, ready to alight upon the head of the person who provoked the malediction.
• This, to a boy so enthusiastically devoted to such diversions as I was, often occasioned me to give him many a hearty malediction when at a safe distance.
• Possessed by a frantic contagion of released rage, their voices rose and fell in a frightful chanting malediction.
• Sheppard raised her hand, and the malediction trembled upon her tongue.
• It would be difficult in our days to cast a malediction upon riches of any sort which could prevent everybody from seizing them.
• MALATESTE The priest that joins them, Our twin born malediction.
• He has doubtless pronounced a secret malediction against the earth.
• For if Austro-German society had admitted the Jews to civil rights, it had made them feel as never before the old hatred and malediction and exclusion.
• The pain of their sting was such that he had to set his teeth to keep back a growl of malediction upon their evil fangs.
• If possible, she would rather use words of love than of malediction.
• I pronounced one savage malediction upon myself for leaving my gun.
• When the son disclosed the object of his visit, he was treated as a madman and threatened with malediction.
• In this way malediction formed part of the manners of the time.
• The word he muttered sounded like a malediction, but Arnold Chetwode went down the stone steps blithely.
• But the people feared the lunatic and despised him as if he had been struck by some malediction which excommunicated him.

Similar words containing MALEDIC without suffix tion

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