Definitionn. the act of calling down a curse that invokes evil
Last update: October 9, 2015
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Ask her not to mutter those imprecations. [Please select]
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Sikes, with an imprecation on his eyes and limbs. [Please select]
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But when Joab himself killed Abner David's imprecation against him and his brother Abishai showed that he dissociated himself from the act of vengeance, although it brought him nearer to the throne of all Israel (2 Sam. [Please select]
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With a muttered imprecation he rose to his feet and left. [Please select]
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Achmet Zek caught his breath with a muttered exclamation of incredulity and an imprecation. [Please select]
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At Stubbs' first outcry, Nicolas, with a muttered imprecation, had dashed for the exit. [Please select]
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One threw up his hands with a cry and a second muttered a fierce imprecation. [Please select]
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An imprecation from Ivan, a second report and flash of flame, and the man fell sprawling. [Please select]
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Then Holderness limped towards the stairs with a little imprecation. [Please select]
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The words were more fearful to Nan than an imprecation. [Please select]
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When and where, in the annals of the great, has such a dreadful imprecation been uttered. [Please select]
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