malediction|maledictions in English
noun
[mal·e·dic·tion || ‚mælɪ'dɪkʃn]
curse, imprecation; act of making a curse; slande
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1. Blessings or Maledictions—There Is a Choice!
2. It is a kind of malediction.
3. What is the meaning of the word “malediction”?
4. Shakespeare's remains were guarded by a malediction.
5. Would you turn their distress into a malediction?
6. He was answered with a torrent of malediction.
7. of those in front of Ebal emphasizes each malediction.
8. Now the spell he had nurtured would become an old man's malediction.
9. Lechery Maledictions and Grieving Adjures to the Concerns of Flesh by Inthyflesh, released 09 May 2020 1
10. Antonyms for Benisons include anathemas, curses, execration, imprecations, maledictions, malisons, damnings, damnation, denunciations and cursings
11. And they will become a curse, an object of horror, a malediction, and a reproach.
12. After each of the maledictions, the instruction was given: “And all the people must say, ‘Amen!’”
13. Earlier, when the nations wished to cite an example of malediction, they could point to Israel.
14. Antonyms for Benison include anathema, curse, execration, imprecation, malediction, malison, damning, damnation, denunciation and cursing
15. There Joshua “read aloud all the words of the law, the blessing and the malediction.”
16. Often, the people of Israel reaped the blistering results of maledictions because they chose to engage in false worship.
17. As if that quest were not macabre enough in itself, I went as if under some sort of malediction.
18. 9 Before the basic tenets of that agreement were etched in stone by the ‘finger of God,’ though, divine maledictions became necessary.
19. All those benedictions will fall back before they reach heaven, and only the malediction will ascend to God.
20. Such maledictions also certified that there can be no trifling with God’s principles and purposes, nor can there be a despising of them.
21. 20 It is often claimed that there is the malediction prohibition in Daoism, and Buddhist monks simply reject such business.
22. But like the movie mummies who invoke the malediction, the legend of the mummy's curse seems destined never to die.
23. It is often claimed that there is the malediction prohibition in Daoism, and Buddhist monks simply reject such business.
24. The imperial malediction on factions has a more than curious parallel, as we shall see, in Chang's own philosophy of history and learning.
25. But if they did not keep listening to him, maledictions would just as surely overtake them. —Deuteronomy 8:10-14; 26:18; 28:2, 15.