Definition Synonyms
Definition of accurst - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
cursedRare under a curse or doomed to misfortuneRare
- The accurst knight wandered the desolate lands.
2.
emotionRare UK condemned or detested by othersRare UK
- He was accurst by the entire village.
Origin of accurst
Middle English, acursen (to curse)
Examples of accurst in a sentence
An accurst fate awaited those who entered the forest. The accurst man wandered the desolate lands alone. She felt accurst after the betrayal of her friends.
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- French:maudit, détesté, ...
- German:verflucht, verhasst, ...
- Italian:maledetto, detestato, ...
- Spanish:maldito, detestado, ...
- Portuguese:amaldiçoado, ...
- Chinese:被诅咒的, 被厌恶的, ...
- Japanese:呪われた, 嫌われた, ...
- Arabic:مَلْعُون, مَكْرُوه, ...
- Hebrew:מְקוּלָּל, מְשׂוּנֶה, ...
- Russian:проклятый, ненавистный, ...
- Ukrainian:проклятий, ненависний, ...
- Hindi:अभिशप्त, निंदित, ...
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