curst

• Forma arcaica de la palabra inglesa 'cursed', que significa maldecido, bajo una maldición, o merecedor de castigo; también puede referirse a algo detestable o aborrecible. En inglés moderno no se usa.

An archaic spelling of 'cursed', meaning being under a curse or deserving of punishment; now obsolete in modern English.

1. Deserving a curseC2formalbritish

   Worthy of being cursed; detestable or hateful.

   Digno de maldición

   • The curst villain was banished from the kingdom.
   • He spoke of his curst fate with bitter resentment.
   • The curst weather ruined their entire journey.

   Sinónimosabominableaccurseddamnabledetestableexecrablehateful

2. Used as an intensifierC2informalbritish

   An archaic intensifier expressing strong annoyance or emphasis.

   maldito (intensificador arcaico)

   • That curst dog has dug up my garden again!
   • I cannot find my curst keys anywhere.
   • This curst lock is stuck and won't open.

   Sinónimosaccursedblastedconfoundedcusseddamnedinfernalwretched