CURSES Meaning and
Definition
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Curses, as a noun, refer to expressions or words believed to have supernatural or spiritual power to bring harm, misfortune, or evoke harm upon someone or something. They are often associated with the summoning or invoking of malevolent forces or supernatural beings. Curses have roots in various cultures and mythologies and may be considered as a form of black magic or witchcraft in some traditions. They are believed to have the power to afflict people, objects, or whole communities with misfortune, illness, or tragedy.
In a broader sense, "curses" may also be used to describe an expression of strong feelings of frustration, anger, or disappointment. It can be a way for individuals to vent their dissatisfaction or displeasure. For instance, one might exclaim "Curses!" when something goes wrong or when they are feeling overwhelmed with negative emotions.
Furthermore, the verb form of "curses" refers to the act of invoking a curse upon someone or something. This action involves the deliberate use of words, rituals, or spells in an attempt to bring harm or put a curse on a person, place, or object. Such curses can be passed down through generations or created on the spot, depending on the intention and beliefs of the person performing the curse.
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Etymology of CURSES
The word "curses" originated from the late Old English word "curs" or "cursian", which meant "to utter an invocation of divine harm or injury" or "to swear or use profanity". It stems from the Old English noun "curs", meaning "a malediction" or "a cause of evil". The term has its roots in the Proto-Germanic word "kursaz", which shares a similar meaning. Ultimately, the source can be traced back to the Proto-Indo-European root "*kers", meaning "to run" or "to go swiftly", representing the idea of a curse quickly taking effect or running its course.
Idioms with the word CURSES
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curses, like chickens, come home to roost
This idiom means that negative consequences or bad actions will eventually come back to haunt or affect the person who caused them. Just like chickens, curses or repercussions that are sent out or cast will eventually return to the person who sent them.
Similar spelling words for CURSES
Conjugate verb Curses
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