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accursed

/əˈkɜːr.sɪd/

Tradução: Adjetivo arcaico ou literário usado para dizer que alguém ou algo está sob maldição ou merece maldição; também expressa forte aversão ou infelicidade.

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adjective

/əˈkɜːr.sɪd/C2formalobsoleto
  • ptAdjetivo arcaico ou literário usado para dizer que alguém ou algo está sob maldição ou merece maldição; também expressa forte aversão ou infelicidade.

An archaic or literary adjective used to express that someone or something is under a curse or is deserving of a curse; often used to express strong dislike or misfortune.

  1. Under a curseC1formal

    Suffering from or affected by a supernatural curse; doomed or ill-fated.

    ptAmaldiçoado

    • The accursed castle was avoided by all the villagers.
    • He felt as if he were an accursed soul, unable to find peace.
    • The legend tells of an accursed treasure that brings misfortune to its owner.

    Sinônimoscurseddamneddoomedexecrablehexedill-fatedjinxedunlucky

    Antônimosblessedfavoredfortunatelucky

  2. Deserving of a curseC1formal

    Used to express strong dislike or condemnation; detestable.

    ptAmaldiçoado

    • That accursed noise kept me awake all night.
    • I cannot stand this accursed weather any longer.
    • The accursed machine broke down again at the worst possible moment.

    Sinônimosabominableanathemacurseddamneddetestableexecrablehatefulodious

    Antônimosblessedholysacred

Formas
  • more accursed comparative form
  • most accursed superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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