maledict

• Adjetivo anticuado que significa 'maldecido' o 'execrable', referido a algo o alguien objeto de maldición o condena; en inglés moderno es de uso raro.

An archaic adjective meaning 'cursed' or 'accursed', now rarely used in modern English.

1. C2formal

   Being under a curse; cursed or damned.

   Bajo una maldición

   • The maledict prince wandered the land in search of a remedy.
   • In the legend, the maledict forest was avoided by all villagers.
   • He felt maledict after breaking the ancient seal.

   Sinónimosaccursedcurseddamneddoomed

   Antónimosblessedconsecratedholysacredsainted

• Verbo anticuado que significa maldecir o hablar mal de alguien o de algo.

An archaic verb meaning to curse or speak evil of someone or something.

1. Curse or invoke evilC2formal

   To wish harm upon someone or invoke evil against them.

   Maldecir

   • The old witch maledicted the entire village.
   • He was maledicted by his enemies for his betrayal.
   • In ancient times, priests would maledict those who broke sacred laws.

   Sinónimosanathematizecursedamnexecrateimprecatejinx

   Antónimosbless