noun
execration
Execration (noun) means a furious curse or outburst spoken out of intense hatred.
noun
1
A furious curse or outburst spoken out of intense hatred.
2
A person or thing that people despise deeply.
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Etymology
It comes from Latin execrātiō.
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Rhymes for execration
region
ablation
allusion
emulsion
ideation
novation
diffusion
elocution
extension
oxidation
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Frequently asked questions
What is the meaning of execration?
"execration" (noun) means a furious curse or outburst spoken out of intense hatred.
What is another word for execration?
Other words for "execration" include abomination, loathing, abhorrence, odium, condemnation, detestation.
What is the opposite of execration?
Opposites of "execration" include acclamation, benediction.
What are the different meanings of execration?
"execration" has 2 main meanings: 1. A furious curse or outburst spoken out of intense hatred; 2. A person or thing that people despise deeply.
