execrated
Cursed with hatred
Execrated is the past tense of execrate, meaning to denounce vehemently or curse.
To execrate something is to express intense loathing for it: The dictator was execrated by his own people.
The word carries formal, often literary weight—stronger than criticized, suggesting moral condemnation or outright detestation.
Feel strong aversion
- abhorIntensely dislike, with disgust
- despiseHate with contempt
- revileCondemn with bitter language
- hatredIntense hostile aversion
revulsion · disgust · repugnance · antipathy · aversion · animosity · contempt · odium
Verbal invocation of harm
- anathemaIntensely detested thing
- imprecationSpoken wish for harm
- damnationEternal punishment decree
- hexMalevolent incantation
bane · denunciation · invective · oath · profanity · blasphemy · expletive · vituperation
detest
Feel strong aversion
hatred · revulsion · disgust · repugnance · antipathy · aversion · animosity · contempt · odium · abomination
malediction
Verbal invocation of harm
- anathemaIntensely detested thing
- imprecationSpoken wish for harm
- damnationEternal punishment decree
hex · bane · denunciation · invective · oath · profanity · blasphemy · expletive · vituperation · opprobrium
denounce
Publicly declare wrongdoing
decry · reprobate · anathematize · rebuke · reprimand · berate · chastise · denigrate · disparage · impugn