Imprecation
(noun)
A curse or an expression of desire for evil to befall someone or something.
Origin:
Derived from the latin word "imprecatio" meaning "a curse, a wishing of evil upon someone".
Examples:
- The imprecation of the villagers was loud enough to be heard for miles.
- The imprecation of the evil witch was said to bring misfortune upon anyone who heard it.
- The imprecation was a powerful tool in the wizard's arsenal, and he used it to great effect.
- The imprecation against the ruler was so strong that it was said to have brought about his downfall.
- The imprecation against the team was fierce, with fans calling for their removal from the league.