imprecation (noun)

1. In the fashion industry, using imprecations to express their dislike for certain designers has unfortunately become a common practice.

2. The religious leader condemned the use of imprecations, teaching his followers the importance of forgiveness and love.

3. The ancient castles were constructed with imprecations inscribed on their walls, serving both as a defensive measure and a way to curse potential invaders.

4. In Greek mythology, imprecations were often used by the gods to punish mortals who defied or angered them.

1. In the movie, the villain made an imprecation against the hero, falsely accusing him of a crime.

2. In the futuristic world of the science fiction novel, imprecations are used as a tool to smear opponents.

3. The design of the building included hidden imprecations embedded in the walls, creating a controversial statement.

4. During the Salem witch trials, many innocent people were subjected to imprecations and unjust accusations of witchcraft.