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Meaning of imprecation
A curse or a swear word.
Etymology of imprecation
The word "imprecation" comes from the Latin "imprecatio", which is derived from "imprecari", meaning "to pray against" or "to curse", and is a combination of "in-" (against) and "precari" (to pray).
Synonyms
curse
malediction
execration
anathema
blasphemy
imprecation
damnation
condemnation
denunciation
censure
reprobation
revilement
vituperation
invective
diatribe
tirade
fulmination
castigation
chastisement
admonition
reproof
rebuke
reproach
upbraiding
scolding
abuse
vilification
calumny
slander
defamation
aspersion
obloquy
odium
opprobrium
contumely
ignominy
shame
disgrace
infamy
notoriety.
Definitions
- The action of invoking or pronouncing a curse, especially in a formal or solemn manner.
- A formal or solemn curse, especially one pronounced by a person in authority.
Usage Examples
- The crowd hurled imprecations at the referee after the disputed call.
- The dictator's regime was marked by imprecations against opposition leaders.
- In some cultures, imprecations are believed to have the power to bring harm or misfortune.
Antonyms
blessing
benediction
praise
commendation
approval
endorsement
sanction
acquittal
vindication
exoneration
absolution
forgiveness
mercy
clemency
leniency
tolerance
patience
understanding
sympathy
empathy
kindness
benevolence
generosity
charity
goodwill
amity
conciliation
reconciliation.