cursed
adjective
[ ˈkəːsɪd ]
• used to express annoyance or irritation.
• "his cursed tidy-mindedness"
Similar:
under a curse,
damned,
doomed,
ill-fated,
ill-starred,
star-crossed,
anathematized,
excommunicated,
excommunicate,
fey,
jinxed,
accursed,
curse
verb
• invoke or use a curse against.
• "it often seemed as if the family had been cursed"
Similar:
put a curse on,
put the evil eye on,
execrate,
imprecate,
hoodoo,
anathematize,
excommunicate,
damn,
hex,
put a jinx on,
jinx,
accurse,
• utter offensive words in anger or annoyance.
• "he cursed loudly as he burned his hand"
Similar:
swear,
utter profanities,
utter oaths,
use bad/foul language,
be foul-mouthed,
blaspheme,
be blasphemous,
take the Lord's name in vain,
swear like a trooper,
damn,
cuss,
turn the air blue,
eff and blind,
execrate,
Origin:
Old English, of unknown origin.
