curst
Hexed, archaic style
Curst is an archaic or poetic past tense and past participle of curse: The dying man curst his enemies.
It also served as an adjective meaning bad-tempered or shrewish: a curst and quarrelsome woman.
The word appears mainly in older literature and deliberately archaic writing.
Modern usage favors cursed for both verb and adjective.
Condemned to hell
- hexedPlaced under curse
- jinxedAfflicted with misfortune
- doomedDestined for destruction
- bewitchedUnder magical influence
blighted · condemned · anathematized · excommunicated · malediction · execrated · unhallowed · infernal
damned
Condemned to hell
bewitched · blighted · condemned · anathematized · excommunicated · malediction · execrated · unhallowed · infernal · ill-fated
irritable
Easily provoked to annoyance
- cantankerousBad-tempered and argumentative
- surlyBad-tempered and unfriendly
- churlishIll-mannered and rude
peevish · shrewish · snappish · cross · testy · petulant · quarrelsome · fractious · crabbed · waspish
malicious
Meaning to do harm
- spitefulWanting to hurt others
- vindictiveSeeking harm from resentment
- venomousProducing injected toxins
wicked · vicious · malignant · hostile · cruel · bitter · hateful · baleful · ill-natured · evil-minded
curstblessed
Receiving divine favor
blest · bless · hallowed · sanctified · fortunate
curstgood-natured
Having a friendly temperament
sweet-tempered · gentle · amiable · mild · agreeable
- 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
curse, cursed, curses, cursing, accursed, cursedly, curser, accursedly, cursers