Curse
Curse noun - A prayer that harm will come to someone.
Ill fortune and curse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ill fortune" instead a noun "Curse".
Ill fortune
Curse and ill fortune are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Curse" instead a noun phrase "Ill fortune".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- trouble and curse
- trouble and ill fortune
- trial and curse
- trial and ill fortune
- distress and curse
- distress and ill fortune
- misfortune and curse
- misfortune and ill fortune
- disaster and curse
- disaster and ill fortune
- affliction and curse
- affliction and ill fortune
- poison and curse
- poison and ill fortune
Both terms in one sentence
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Portent of Doom: The strains of the Fiddler which are said to bring a curse of ill fortune down on anyone who hears them during foggy nights in the marsh.
- Granted, it was a prophecy of ill fortune, but this prophecy/curse was Oreg's very weak retribution for his owner having slaugthered one of the sentient dragons of the region, a horrible crime.
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