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imprecator

imprecator noun: one who imprecates or curses.

Noun

imprecator (plural imprecators)

  1. One who imprecates or curses.

Forms of imprecator

pluralimprecators

Origin of imprecator

From imprecate + -or.

Questions about imprecator

What does imprecator mean?
Imprecator means one who imprecates or curses.
What part of speech is imprecator?
Imprecator is a noun.
What is the plural of imprecator?
The plural of imprecator is imprecators.

Words near imprecator in the dictionary

  1. imprecation
  2. imprecational
  3. imprecations
  4. imprecative
  5. imprecatives
  6. imprecator
  7. imprecatorily
  8. imprecators
  9. imprecatory
  10. imprecise
  11. imprecisely

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