Definition of cursed

cursedadjective

bị nguyền rủa

/kɜːst//kɜːrst/

"Cursed" originates from the Old English word "cursian," meaning "to curse." This word itself comes from the Proto-Germanic root "*kursō," meaning "to invoke a curse." Early uses of "cursed" often referred to invoking divine judgment or punishment, often in the context of religious beliefs. Over time, it evolved to encompass anything considered unlucky, unfortunate, or harmful. The concept of being "cursed" became associated with various supernatural beliefs, folklore, and mythology, often involving evil spirits, supernatural forces, or divine retribution.

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having a curse on it; suffering from a curse

có một lời nguyền trên đó; chịu đựng một lời nguyền

Example:
  • The necklace was cursed.

    Chiếc vòng cổ đã bị nguyền rủa.

  • The whole family seemed cursed.

    Cả gia đình dường như bị nguyền rủa.

unpleasant; annoying

khó chịu; khó chịu

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