A curse.
[Middle English malisoun, from Old French maleiçon, from Latin maledictiō, maledictiōn-, from maledictus, past participle of maledīcere, to speak ill, curse. See maledict.]
malison
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mal·i·son (măl'ĭ-sən, -zən)  |
n. Archaic
A curse.
A curse.
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noun
- A denunciation invoking a wish or threat of evil or injury: anathema, curse, damnation, execration, imprecation, malediction. See words.
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