accursed
adjective
[ əˈkəːsɪd ]
• under a curse.
• "the Angel of Death walks this accursed house"
Similar:
cursed,
under a curse,
damned,
doomed,
condemned,
ill-fated,
ill-omened,
jinxed,
wretched,
blighted,
anathematized,
• used to express strong dislike of or anger at someone or something.
• "this accursed country!"
Similar:
hateful,
detestable,
loathsome,
foul,
abominable,
damnable,
odious,
obnoxious,
despicable,
execrable,
horrible,
horrid,
ghastly,
awful,
dreadful,
terrible,
annoying,
irritating,
infuriating,
exasperating,
damned,
damn,
blasted,
beastly,
pesky,
pestilential,
infernal,
blimming,
scurvy,
loathly,
Origin:
Middle English: past participle of accurse.
accurse
verb
• put a curse on; curse.
• "we accurse them by the authority of the court of Rome"
Origin:
Middle English: from a- (expressing intensity) + curse.
