Accursedly

Pronunciation: /əˈkɜːrsɪdli/

Definitions of accursedly

adverb in a manner that brings a curse or condemnation

Example Sentences

A1 The witch in the story was accursedly ugly.

A2 The villagers believed the old mansion was accursedly haunted.

B1 The accursedly difficult exam left many students feeling defeated.

B2 The accursedly long journey through the desert tested their endurance.

C1 The accursedly persistent rain caused flooding in the city.

C2 The accursedly slow bureaucracy delayed the project for months.

Examples of accursedly in a Sentence

formal The accursedly difficult task seemed almost impossible to complete.

informal I am so tired of dealing with this accursedly annoying problem.

slang This accursedly crappy weather is really getting on my nerves.

figurative The accursedly dark cloud hanging over his head seemed to never dissipate.

Grammatical Forms of accursedly

• past tense: accursed
• plural: accursedly
• comparative: more accursedly
• superlative: most accursedly
• present tense: accursedly
• future tense: will be accursedly
• perfect tense: has been accursedly
• continuous tense: is being accursedly
• singular: accursedly
• positive degree: accursedly
• infinitive: to accursedly
• gerund: accursedly
• participle: accursedly

Origin and Evolution of accursedly

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'accursedly' originated from the Middle English word 'acursidli' which was derived from the Old English word 'ācursodlīce'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something that is under a curse or condemned, the word 'accursedly' has evolved to also mean something that is extremely unlucky or causing great harm.