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Meanings of cursing in English
Supernatural hindrance, or incantation intended to bestow such a hindrance.
Usage of cursing in English
1
Tulan repeated the command with a good deal of cursing and fuming.
2
He'd seen that look before; she was torn between laughing and cursing.
3
A mixture of Spanish and English cursing peppered the still morning air.
4
Presently they heard the mutineers approaching, stumbling and cursing in the darkness.
5
In the mean while, in his secret soul, Lecoq was cursing himself.
6
Others were cursing and choking in the hot vapour which stifled us.
7
But according to Laura, cursing is a serious no-go in evangelical circles.
8
The Sicilians endured the French yoke-thoughcursing it-untilthe spring of 1282.
9
This cursing of the guilty people has no parallel in modern history.
10
If he started cursing at them, they'd never learn to speak out.
11
For one, it is cursing and swearing; for another vanity and conceit.
12
He's cursing at everything he smashes, in words too snarled to identify.
13
You look at it on the tape, there's no way that's cursing.
14
The men lived by smuggling and the women by begging and cursing.
15
He slouched back along the narrow street cursing in a dismal monotone.
16
Somehow he stayed above water, cursing at Sedric, unable to clamber out.
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Translations for cursing
Portuguese
Catalan
Cursing through the time
Cursing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common