imprecation in Chinese
imprecation in Chinese is 詛咒 — imprecation means the act of calling down evil or misfortune upon someone.
imprecation in Chinese
詛咒
Pronounced: zǔ zhòu
A curse.
What does "imprecation" mean?
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noun The act of calling down evil or misfortune upon someone.
"The old sailor's imprecation against the captain was overheard by the whole crew."
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noun A curse spoken aloud against someone.
"He hurled a string of imprecations at the driver who cut him off."
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imprecation in a sentence
- The old sailor's imprecation against the captain was overheard by the whole crew.
- With a final imprecation, she stormed out of the room.
- He hurled a string of imprecations at the driver who cut him off.
- The play opens with a witch's imprecation upon the royal house.
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What is "imprecation" in Chinese?
"imprecation" in Chinese is 詛咒. imprecation means: The act of calling down evil or misfortune upon someone.
How do you pronounce 詛咒?
"imprecation" in Chinese is 詛咒, pronounced "zǔ zhòu".
How do you use "imprecation" in a sentence?
Example: "The old sailor's imprecation against the captain was overheard by the whole crew." In Chinese, "imprecation" is 詛咒.
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