Words Of Condemnation

noun a curse or denunciation

verb to express great loathing for; to denounce or curse

• The author's use of language was so offensive that many readers began to execrate his work.
• I can't stand that guy, I absolutely execrate him.
• I totally execrate doing chores, it's the worst.
• She couldn't help but execrate the memories that haunted her dreams.

adjective extremely unpleasant; morally bad; wicked

• The judge described the defendant's actions as vile and reprehensible.
• I can't believe he said such vile things to her.
• That movie was so vile, I couldn't even finish watching it.
• His vile attitude poisoned the entire team.

noun a denunciation or curse

• The commination of punishment for breaking the law is clearly outlined in the legal code.
• The commination for missing the deadline is a stern warning from the boss.
• If you don't finish your chores, the commination from mom will be fierce.
• The dark clouds rolling in were a commination of the coming storm.

verb to curse or condemn someone or something as accursed or evil

• The church leaders decided to anathematize anyone who did not adhere to the strict doctrine.
• The group of friends jokingly anathematized anyone who arrived late to their weekly gatherings.
• The online community quickly anathematized the controversial post that was shared.
• The artist felt like society was trying to anathematize their unique style of painting.