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maledict
UK
/ˈmæl.ɪ.dɪkt/
US
/ˈmæl.ɪ.dɪkt/
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maledict
noun
maledicts
pl
UK
/ˈmæl.ɪ.dɪkt/
US
/ˈmæl.ɪ.dɪkt/
malédiction
The old witch uttered a maledict that haunted the village for years.
La vieille sorcière prononça une malédiction qui hanta le village pendant des années.
Additional translations
imprécation
registre littéraire
Synonyms
blasphemy
anathema
imprecation
execration
curse
maledict
verb
maledicted
Past Simple
maledicted
Past Participle
maledicting
Gerund
UK
/ˈmæl.ɪ.dɪkt/
US
/ˈmæl.ɪ.dɪkt/
maledire
littéraire, archaïque
They would maledict their enemies in solemn prayers.
Ils malédisaient leurs ennemis dans des prières solennelles.
Additional translations
maudire
sens voisin, plus courant en français
Synonyms
damn
curse
condemn
execrate
blaspheme
maledict
adjective
more maledict
Comp.
most maledict
Super.
maudit
archaïque ou littéraire
The maledict knight spat oaths at anyone who crossed his path.
Le chevalier maudit crachait des jurons à quiconque croisait son chemin.
Synonyms
maledictive
maledictory
baneful
ill-omened
cursed
accursed
damned
execrated
anathematized
Definitions
maledict
noun
A curse or imprecation.
The old witch uttered a maledict that haunted the village for years.
maledict
verb
To curse or speak evil of someone or something.
The villagers would often maledict the old witch, blaming her for their misfortunes.
maledict
adjective
(Archaic) Given to cursing; inclined to utter curses; accursed.
The maledict knight spat oaths at anyone who crossed his path.
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