Maledictions is valid Scrabble Word

Is maledictions a scrabble word?
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12 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
21 points in WWF

Definitions for MALEDICTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:

MALEDICTION, a curse
a magical word or phrase uttered with the intention of bringing about evil; a curse

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

curse, execration

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How to use MALEDICTIONS in a sentence

With a cry of madness he flung himself on the harsh pine pallet, groaning his heart out in bitter anguish and maledictions.
To his mind everything was alike disjointed or false or pretentious, in view of which he uttered groans and hisses and maledictions.
They never did love monks, only feared their maledictions.
With inward maledictions on their slowness, he departed, resolving in his own mind that nothing should keep him much longer from Nassau, come what would.
At every venta where we stop, the story is repeated, and he is not sparing of his maledictions.
There was a volley of maledictions at the run they had given them.
Sons were separated from fathers, daughters from mothers, and all departed with deep groans and maledictions, and in Paris there reigned a desolation like that of Egypt.
To my words there succeeded a chorus of maledictions and menaces.
The parties separated, however, with denunciations, nay maledictions, on the part of the strangers, the colonists remaining quiet in demeanor, but firm.
He heard their maledictions and knew that the struggle for life was on.

Then, after having adjusted his sail, with his hand on the helm, he turned towards his island to address to it an adieu, laden with maledictions rather than regrets.
I had fourteen hundred maledictions, my little store, and by a trick you stole them and left me empty.
The organist was Alice Johnson! There were no more regrets now that he had come to church, no more longings to be away, no more maledictions against Mr.
God! what he had gotten her in for! He cursed the tongue of Uncle Henry, and mentally he heaped maledictions on his own head for his gross stupidity.
Everybody came to buy corn at the farm, and went away pouring maledictions on the Black Brothers.
The maledictions, the imprecations, the execrations of the multitude, were horrible.
The stirring glacial fields of summer, monsters of the ages, boomed out their maledictions upon ears deaf to all their pristine wrath.
When the power of speech returned, he broke into fierce and terrible maledictions.
The fleet finally sailed away, pursued by the maledictions of Fonseca, and followed by the heart-felt longings of Vespucci.
But he hardly arrested the torrent of his maledictions as he did so.
This act had brought down upon him criticisms, quite like maledictions, from the Anti-Slavery Party.
The war brought down upon them the maledictions of vast herds of right-thinking men.
Its seeds were sown by the Romans with maledictions and curses through the belief that the more it was abused the better it would prosper.
But we of today shall be wise in refusing to allow our life to be unnecessarily darkened, or hedged round with imaginary maledictions and foes.
Rocking and lurching it went, earning the maledictions of more than one pedestrian whom it narrowly avoided crushing against a wall or trampling underfoot.
They shouted maledictions on their way against the queen and the Prince of the Peace.
The feelings of a father repressed his maledictions, while he gazed on him with stern silence as he would on a portentous meteor.
As soon as he saw me, he launched in my direction all the maledictions of the prophets.
Almost at point-blank range, howling maledictions, he hurled a murderous fusillade at the Master of the now swiftly falling Eagle of the Sky.
Despite vigorous rifle fire and the continuous maledictions of the machine-gun, the enemy were now pouring through the cottages behind the trench.
She gave a flat contradiction to her daughter, and poured terrible maledictions on her head, ceasing them not until silenced by command of the King.
When losses are brought home to the Germans they generally give vent to their feelings by hurling maledictions upon their enemies.
The master, as well as the slave, is entitled to our sympathies, and not to our maledictions.

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