malison

/ˈmælɪzən/
noun
  1. A curse or expression of ill will.
    • He muttered a malison under his breath at the unfair decision.
    • In the story, the witch's malison doomed the prince to sleep forever.
    • The old tale spoke of a malison placed upon the treasure.
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