execration
/ˌɛksɪˈkreɪʃən/
noun
- A feeling or expression of intense hatred or loathing.
- His face was filled with execration when he spoke of the traitor.
- The crowd shouted execrations at the corrupt official.
- The poem is a powerful execration of tyranny.
- A curse or the act of cursing someone or something.
- She muttered an execration under her breath as she tripped.
- The ancient ritual involved an execration against invaders.
- The king's execration was feared by all his enemies.
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