Meanings of fierce imprecation in English

He muttered a fierce imprecation in his native tongue.

One threw up his hands with a cry and a second muttered a fierce imprecation.

Lidgerwood's right hand, balled into a fist, smote the air, and his outburst was a fierce imprecation.

With a fierce imprecation, the German reached for his revolver, drew it quickly, and aimed it at the dog.

He hurled his revolver at his foes with a fierce imprecation, and then raised his hands above his head.

A repetition of the first blow caused the Indians to jump, and drew a fierce imprecation from their outlaw leader.

At that moment a man's step was heard, and a tall, powerful officer was among them, uttering a fierce imprecation.

And this was not the worst; in place of an amen, there came a fierce imprecation against the whole English nation.

When he had finished, Lord Darby went off again in a storm of fierce imprecation; this time, however, in good Anglo-Saxon.

There was a shout of alarm, a fierce imprecation, and three of the four figures at the gate sprang at them.

How he loathed the singing, the drunken shouting, the fierce imprecation over the wine cup-thesensuality, which now distinguished his bloodthirsty companions.

He hurled his goblet at the head of Deschenaux with a fierce imprecation, and drew his sword as he rushed towards him.

So formidable an antagonist did he seem to the men that they held back, till one of them, with a fierce imprecation, dashed forward.

When I came to the place where they all were, I heard lamentations and fierce imprecations.

Urging them with terrible threats and fierce imprecations, he forced them to ply their oars with long steady strokes.

The women wailed and lamented loudly, the men uttered fierce imprecations, and lifted their clinched fists menacingly toward the balcony.