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curses
/ ˈɜːɪ /
interjection
- facetious.an expression of disappointment or dismay
Example Sentences
He curses Assad as freely as any rebel, dismissing the former dictator as an incompetent coward who entangled his fellow Alawites in war crimes before abandoning them.
He curses out Brian, then responds to Alice's suggestion that forgiving Louis may help him by doing that — then in the next breath, making Louis promise to cut ties with his daughter.
He punches a hole in the wall, he curses.
The Jacksons undergo the hardships of poverty, familial dysfunction and generational curses when demons latch onto their circumstances, leaving Ebony to fight for redemption.
The 87-year-old Argentine pope often speaks informally, jokes using slang and even curses in private.
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