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imprecatory

imprecatory adjective: that imprecates or invokes evil.

Adjective

imprecatory

  1. That imprecates or invokes evil.

Origin of imprecatory

From imprecate + -ory.

Words formed from imprecatory

Questions about imprecatory

What does imprecatory mean?
Imprecatory means that imprecates or invokes evil.
What part of speech is imprecatory?
Imprecatory is an adjective.

Words near imprecatory in the dictionary

  1. imprecative
  2. imprecatives
  3. imprecator
  4. imprecatorily
  5. imprecators
  6. imprecatory
  7. imprecise
  8. imprecisely
  9. impreciseness
  10. imprecisenesses
  11. imprecision

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