Cursed
Miserable
Miserable adjective - Causing or marked by an atmosphere lacking in cheer.
Cursed and miserable are semantically related in blithering topic. Sometimes you can use "Cursed" instead an adjective "Miserable". informal substitute
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This is subverted in that, while Soth was miserable as a Deathknight, just about every other 'fallen knight' cursed to become one has enjoyed it immensely.
Source: Literature / Dragonlance - So they cursed her to grow uglier, have toads drop from her mouth, and die a miserable death.
- A good example is Sophocles' Antigone: shall she bury the body of his brother, as divine laws prescribe, or leave him unburied (and as such cursed to a miserable afterlife) as King Creon ordered?
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