Pronunciation: /əˈkərst/
adjective cursed or damned, often used in a literary or archaic context
A1 The villagers believed the old woman's tale of an accurst curse on the town.
A2 The accurst weather ruined our picnic plans.
B1 The accurst cat kept knocking things off the shelf.
B2 The accurst car broke down on the highway, leaving us stranded.
C1 The accurst decision to cut corners resulted in a major financial loss for the company.
C2 The accurst disease spread rapidly throughout the population, causing widespread panic.
formal The accursed artifact was said to bring misfortune to anyone who possessed it.
informal I can't believe we're stuck with this accursed project for the rest of the week.
slang That accursed movie was so bad, I walked out halfway through.
figurative The accursed memories of that day still haunt me.
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