Accurse

The superstitious woman believed that accurse someone would bring bad karma upon herself.

The defeated team would accurse their bad luck for losing the championship match.

She feared that the old woman would accurse her for not returning the borrowed money.

The coach would accurse his players when they didn't follow his instructions.

The homeless man would accurse the government for not doing enough to help the poor.

The neighbor would often accurse the loud music from next door for disrupting her sleep.

The patients would accurse the disease for the pain and suffering it caused.

The sailors would accurse the storm for damaging their ship.

The victim's family would accurse the murderer for taking away their loved one.

The student would often accurse the difficult exam for his poor performance.

The witch doctor would accurse those who dared to venture into the forbidden forest.

The farmer would often accurse the drought for his poor harvest.

The old lady would accurse the noisy street for disturbing her peace.

She regretted accurse her ex-boyfriend after realizing he had moved on with his life.

The priest warned his congregation that anyone who violates the commandments would be accurse forever.

The wicked stepmother accurse Cinderella to a life of servitude and misery.

The werewolf was accurse to transform into a beast every full moon.

The cursed city was accurse to be destroyed by fire and brimstone.

The prophet foretold that the unrighteous would be accurse and separated from the righteous.

The sorcerer used a spell to accurse his rival, causing him to lose all his power.

The heretic was accurse by the church and sentenced to eternal damnation.

The sorcerer promised to accurse his enemies with damnation and eternal suffering.

The wicked are accurse to burn in hellfire for all eternity.

The protagonist in the horror movie was accurse by the vengeful spirit of a murdered child.

The cursed diamond was said to accurse anyone who possessed it, bringing them misfortune and tragedy.

The condemned witch was accurse by the townspeople and burned at the stake as punishment for her sins.

The witch was accused of using dark magic to accurse her enemies.

In Dante's Inferno, the souls of the damned are accurse to suffer unspeakable torments.

The fairy queen warned the mortal not to accurse the enchanted forest, or suffer the consequences.

The devil accurse the souls of the sinners and cast them into the fiery pits of hell.

The priest prayed for the soul of the departed, that they may not be accurse in the afterlife.

The villagers believed that the old woman had accurse their crops, causing the sudden drought.

The ancient curse accurse anyone who disturbed the tomb of the pharaohs.

The preacher warned that those who did not repent would be accurse by God.

The driver would accurse the potholes for damaging his car's tires.

The chef would accurse the faulty equipment for the burnt dish.

The superstitious woman feared that breaking a mirror would accurse her with seven years of bad luck.

The hiker would accurse the weather for ruining his camping trip.

The farmer believed that a drought would accurse his crops this year.

The teacher scolded the students and told them that cheating on the test would accurse their academic career.

The criminal thought that the stolen money would accurse him with bad luck.

The farmer would accurse the pests for ruining his crops.

The priest would accurse the devil for leading his congregation astray.

The psychic claimed that a curse had been accurse on the young woman's love life.

The sailors believed that killing an albatross would accurse their ship.

The old man warned the children that playing near the haunted house could accurse them.

The villagers would accurse the witch for every misfortune that befell them.

The mother would often accurse her son's bullies for the misery they caused him.

The ancient legend said that the cursed treasure would accurse anyone who tried to steal it.

The tribe thought that cutting down the sacred tree would accurse their land.