Word: imprecate
Category: imprecate
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Synonyms: imprecate
maledict, curse, beshrew, bedamn, damn, cuss, blaspheme, swear
Translations: imprecate
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french
Translations:
maudire
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italian
Translations:
imprecare
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portuguese
Translations:
maldizer, rogar praga, imprecar
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dutch
Translations:
verwensen, vervloeken, verdoemen
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russian
Translations:
проклинать
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swedish
Translations:
nEDKALLA, HÄDA, FÖRBANNA, SVÄRA
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finnish
Translations:
noitua, kirota, huutaa, syytää
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czech
Translations:
proklínat
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polish
Translations:
ściągać, wzywać, złorzeczyć
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hungarian
Translations:
elátkoz
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turkish
Translations:
beddua, beddua etmek, lanet okumak
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greek
Translations:
καταριέμαι, καταρώμαι
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albanian
Translations:
mallkoj
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bulgarian
Translations:
проклинат, проклинам, кълна, моля се на, призовавам зло, пожелавам зло
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estonian
Translations:
manama, needma, sajatama
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croatian
Translations:
proklinjati, moliti se za, prizivati, moliti se
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lithuanian
Translations:
keikti, prakeikti, Įtikinti nelaime, užtraukti nelaimę
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latvian
Translations:
pierunāt nelaimi
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romanian
Translations:
blestema
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slovenian
Translations:
Proklinjati
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slovak
Translations:
preklínať, proklínat, prekliať
The meaning and "use of": imprecate
verb
- utter (a curse) or invoke (evil) against someone or something. - ‘She was talking about learning some spells and the like here as well,’ Mira chipped in from someplace to my left, and I imprecated her with a colorful phrase inside the recesses in my brain.
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