Antonym: blessed. Similar words: curse, course, nurse, purse, cursor, nursery, recourse, of course. Meaning: ['kɜrsɪd /'kɜːsɪd] 
adj. 1. deserving a curse; sometimes used as an intensifier 2. in danger of the eternal punishment of hell.
adj. 1. deserving a curse; sometimes used as an intensifier 2. in danger of the eternal punishment of hell. 
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(61) Bloody misfits, he cursed inwardly, as he trudged down into the blackness.
(62) They never cursed the instrument or rued its long rule over their lives.
(63) She cursed a lot, she dressed in boots and sunglasses and black clothes and posed for photographers holding a gun.
(64) Before he died, he cursed us for killing his son.
(65) Instinctively all on the walls and ramparts ducked, even Seton, who then cursed himself for a fool.
(66) Auguste found himself caught up in the general excitement and cursed his heavy waterlogged costume.
(67) And he had pancreatic cancer, which he cursed because it prevented him from drinking port and eating ice cream.
(68) They continued their gentle turn to the right as they cursed the tower controller for making them overshoot.
(69) They sang Communist songs of praise the whole day long and cursed the reactionaries with bloody curses.
(70) She'd sounded rather forlorn, she realised, and she silently cursed her frankness.
(71) Then Hank came out and drove off, and he cursed him quietly.
(72) He also treated the little gray man poorly and was likewise cursed.
(73) Dooley stepped back and cursed with such vehemence that the rector stared in disbelief.
(74) Her voice was thin and cold, the way I like it After a while she cooed and cursed me into peace.
(75) He cursed under his breath as the flat bottom caused the water to cascade over his brown boots.
(76) I cursed, crept towards the front hall, then stopped dead as I heard voices.
(77) Hughes was blessed or cursed by a very keen sense of the social drama of collective life.
(78) Don Robey was not a man you cursed in person.
(79) A passing cart rolled by splattering him with mud and Corbett quietly cursed Burnell for sending him here.
(80) Trumpets sounded, drums beat, whips cracked, mules squealed, and teamsters cursed.
(81) Lydia Glasher writes that the wearer of these diamonds will be cursed by the wrong she did.
(82) Chinatown child, you're a Chinatown child, cursed by the temple your father defiled.
(83) She hated the thought that he must become a separate, uncomfortable metabolism cursed with effort and choice.
(84) He grasped the shaky handle of the office door, and cursed.
(85) Felix Jaeger cursed the dark destiny that had dragged him into these terrible events.
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(86) His mouth felt like something rancid had curled up inside and he silently cursed the demon booze.
(87) Toward that end, protesters stoned police, cursed them, even threw bags of human waste at them.
(88) Under his breath the man quietly cursed the interfering clerk who could bring his master's grand design to nothing.
(89) They retook the cursed city of Anlec and cast up a great fortress in the rubble.
(90) Robyn twisted around quickly and cursed again, narrowing her eyes against the throbbing pain in her head.
More similar words: curse, course, nurse, purse, cursor, nursery, recourse, of course, cursory, disburse, yourselves, discourse, by yourself, incursion, reimburse, racecourse, precursor, excursion, intercourse, in due course, discursive, in the course of, supersede, disbursement, endorsed, immersed, dispersed, reimbursement, course of action, nursery school.