accurst
Doomed by fate
Accurst is an archaic or literary form of accursed, meaning under a curse or deserving damnation: That accurst day when everything went wrong.
The word appears mainly in poetry and older texts where the extra syllable of accursed would disrupt meter.
It carries the same sense of something hateful or detestable.
Placed under curse
- maledictionVerbal invocation of harm
- anathemaIntensely detested thing
- jinxedAfflicted with misfortune
- bewitchedUnder magical influence
ill-omened · blighted · tainted · damned · spellbound · enchanted · charmed · hoodoo
Destined to fail
- foredoomedCondemned in advance
- predestinedDecided in advance
- fatedDetermined by destiny
- damnedCondemned to hell
perdition · ruined · forsaken · hopeless · condemned · destined · inevitable · inescapable
Morally worthless, beneath regard
- abominableExtremely hateful or disgusting
- loathsomeArousing intense disgust
- detestableWorthy of intense dislike
- execrableExtremely bad, despicable
odious · heinous · vile · repugnant · contemptible · monstrous · wicked · nefarious
hexed
Placed under curse
- maledictionVerbal invocation of harm
- anathemaIntensely detested thing
- jinxedAfflicted with misfortune
bewitched · ill-omened · blighted · tainted · damned · spellbound · enchanted · charmed · hoodoo · voodoo
ill-fated
Destined to fail
- foredoomedCondemned in advance
- predestinedDecided in advance
- fatedDetermined by destiny
damned · perdition · ruined · forsaken · hopeless · condemned · destined · inevitable · inescapable · marked
despicable
Morally worthless, beneath regard
- abominableExtremely hateful or disgusting
- loathsomeArousing intense disgust
- detestableWorthy of intense dislike
execrable · odious · heinous · vile · repugnant · contemptible · monstrous · wicked · nefarious · malevolent
accurstblessed
Receiving divine favor
blest · sanctified · hallowed · holy · consecrated