hexed

UK
/hɛkst/
US
/hɛkst/
hexedadjective
UK
/hɛkst/
US
/hɛkst/
Translations
The hexed amulet brought misfortune to anyone who wore it.
L’amulette ensorcelée portait malheur à quiconque la portait.
Additional translations
mauditEmploi plus général, proche de « ensorcelé » dans le sens d’un sort lancé.
Definitions
Affected by a curse or spell.
The hexed amulet brought misfortune to anyone who wore it.
hexnoun
Definitions
A spell or curse, typically one that is believed to have a negative effect.
The villagers believed that a hex had been placed on the old house, causing it to be haunted.
A witch or sorceress, especially one who practices black magic.
The townspeople were wary of the old woman, whom they suspected to be a hex.
A representation of data or a number in the hexadecimal (base-16) numeral system.
Programmers often write color values in hex, such as #FF00FF.
hexverb

hexed

Past Simple

hexed
Past Simple
hexed
Past Participle
hexing
Gerund
UK
/hɛks/
US
/hɛks/
Translations
ensorcelerSens magique courant.
The witch threatened to hex anyone who dared to enter her forest.
La sorcière a menacé d’ensorceler quiconque oserait entrer dans sa forêt.
Additional translations
jeter un sort àPlus explicite, emploi courant en contexte narratif.
Definitions
To cast a spell or curse on someone or something.
The witch threatened to hex anyone who dared to enter her forest.
hexadjective
Definitions
Relating to, expressed in, or using the hexadecimal numeral system.
The value is stored in hex format for easier reading.
Having six sides or relating to a hexagon; hexagonal.
The mechanic grabbed a hex wrench to tighten the bolt.