curseth
Speaks ill upon
Curseth is an archaic verb form meaning curses, used with third-person singular subjects in Early Modern English: He that curseth his father or mother shall surely be put to death.
The form appears primarily in the King James Bible and similar religious or literary texts from that era.
Malevolent incantation
- jinxCurse bringing misfortune
- anathemaIntensely detested thing
- execrationSpoken expression of hatred
- imprecationSpoken wish for harm
damnation · evil eye · blight · doom · affliction · smite · plague · bewitchment
hex
Malevolent incantation
- jinxCurse bringing misfortune
- anathemaIntensely detested thing
- execrationSpoken expression of hatred
imprecation · damnation · evil eye · blight · doom · affliction · smite · plague · bewitchment · enchantment
judgment
Reasoned decision-making capacity
- reproachExpression of disappointment
- denouncePublicly declare wrongdoing
- censureFormal institutional disapproval
rebuke · admonish · reprove · chastise · scorn · wrath · damnation · anathema · excommunication · banishment
thou
Archaic second-person pronoun
doth · dost · shalt · hath · speaketh · saith · smiteth · verily · forsooth · biblical
cursethblesseth
Gives sacred approval
blesses · blessing · benediction · sanctifies · consecrates
- curse wordsTaboo expletives
- curse itFrustrated exclamation
- a blessing and a curseSomething with dual nature
- curse like a sailorUse abundant profanity
- curse outAttack with profanity
- curse lifted