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imprecate

/ˈɪm.prɪ.keɪt/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant appeler le mal sur quelqu'un ; maudire ou formuler une malédiction contre quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

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/ˈɪm.prɪ.keɪt/C2formalobsolète
  • frVerbe signifiant appeler le mal sur quelqu'un ; maudire ou formuler une malédiction contre quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

A verb meaning to invoke evil upon someone; to curse or pray against.

  1. To call down a curseC2formal

    To invoke evil or misfortune upon someone; to wish harm upon them.

    frmaudire

    • The ancient ritual was used to imprecate curses upon enemies.
    • In his rage, he imprecated doom upon his betrayer.
    • The prophet imprecated divine punishment on the corrupt city.

    Synonymesanathematizebeshrewcursecussdamnexecratemaledict

    Antonymesbless

  2. To utter profanitiesC2formal

    To speak obscenities or swear words, often in anger or frustration.

    frjurer

    • He imprecated loudly when he hit his thumb with the hammer.
    • The sailor imprecated a string of oaths at the stormy sea.
    • She imprecated under her breath after dropping the fragile vase.

    Synonymesblasphemecursecussexecrateswear

    Antonymesbless

Formes
  • imprecated past participle
  • imprecated past simple
  • imprecating present participle
  • imprecates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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