curse

Phonetic Respelling: [ kurs ]

Definition:

n. a calling on God or the gods to send evil or injury down on some person or thing a profane; obscene; or blasphemous oath; imprecation; etc. expressing hatred; anger; vexation; etc. evil or injury that seems to come in answer to a curse any cause

Sentence:

Selfishness is the greatest curse of the human race.

More example sentences:

Selfishness is the greatest curse of the human race.

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What kind of curse did Lord Sparr put on the royal city of Jaffa?

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What curse does Shukra put on Aru Shah?

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Who put the math curse on the student?

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Why did Hisstoska put a curse on the gold?

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What word does Della use instead of a curse word?

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Mr. Newton has zapped me with a curse of SCIENCE VERSE. What is the word zapped?

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What was the curse of the cyclops?

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What was the name of the Priestess whose curse was to be carried out?

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What is Louisiana's family curse called?

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What was Anna's curse that was passed along to her son?

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How could the curse be removed from the chess piece?

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What is there a curse on?

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At what time on Halloween could the curse be transferred?

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Why did Juno shout at Echo and place a curse on her?

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Synonyms:

cuss; blaspheme; swear; imprecate;express; verbalize; verbalise; utter; give tongue to

Curse rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • bearce
  • bearse
  • bearss
  • burse
  • firsts
  • furse
  • hearse
  • kearse
  • kerce
  • merce
  • nurse
  • pearse
  • perce
  • pers
  • perse
  • purse
  • scearce
  • terse
  • verse
  • worse
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • adverse
  • averse
  • coerce
  • converse
  • disburse
  • disperse
  • diverse
  • emerse
  • immerse
  • inverse
  • obverse
  • perverse
  • rehearse
  • reverse
  • submerse
  • transverse
  • traverse
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • intersperse
  • reimburse
• Four Syllable Rhymes
  • biodiverse