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Definition of imprecation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
languageRare spoken curse or maledictionRare
- He muttered an imprecation under his breath.
- She shouted an imprecation at the driver who cut her off.
- The old book was filled with imprecations against enemies.
Origin of imprecation
Latin, imprecari (invoke)
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- French:imprécation, ...
- German:Verwünschung, ...
- Italian:imprecazione, ...
- Spanish:maldición, ...
- Portuguese:imprecação, ...
- Chinese:诅咒, ...
- Japanese:呪い, ...
- Arabic:لَعْنَة, ...
- Hebrew:קְלָלָה, ...
- Russian:проклятие, ...
- Ukrainian:прокляття, ...
- Hindi:शाप, ...
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