Imprecatory

The imprecatory spell in the movie was central to the plot.

The imprecatory prayer of the priest was meant to banish evil spirits.

The imprecatory hex placed on the character in the video game made the level more challenging.

The imprecatory incantation used in the play added to the dramatic effect.

The imprecatory curse in the folklore story was said to be unbreakable.

The imprecatory language in the play made some audience members uneasy.

The imprecatory vibe of the room made her want to leave immediately.

The imprecatory nature of his comments made the situation even more tense.

The imprecatory aura around the haunted house scared off many visitors.

The imprecatory symbols on the ancient artifact made some people believe it was cursed.

The imprecatory atmosphere at the protest made it clear that tensions were high.

The imprecatory undertones in the song made it feel like a warning.

The imprecatory quality of the weather made it feel like a storm was brewing.

Imprecatory chants were commonly used in ancient rituals.

The imprecatory incantation was used to curse the enemy in battle.

The imprecatory statements made by the prosecutor were considered inappropriate by the judge.

Imprecatory language is often used in religious texts to describe God's wrath towards sinners.

The imprecatory prayers of the priest were meant to call down divine punishment on the wicked.

The imprecatory tone of his speech left no doubt as to his feelings towards the accused.

The imprecatory psalms in the Bible express a desire for divine justice against enemies.

The imprecatory language used by the prosecutor swayed the jury to convict the defendant.

The imprecatory psalms of the Bible call for divine retribution against enemies.

The imprecatory curse caused the entire village to suffer.

The imprecatory letter from the mob boss threatened harm to anyone who crossed him.

The imprecatory warnings of the fortune teller were taken seriously by those who consulted her.

The imprecatory chants of the tribe's shaman were intended to ward off evil spirits.

The imprecatory curses of the voodoo priest were feared by the local villagers.

The imprecatory poem left a lasting impression on the audience.

The prophet's imprecatory vision of the end of the world was both awe-inspiring and terrifying.

The imprecatory chants of the protesters filled the streets.

The exorcist performed an imprecatory prayer to banish the demon from the possessed person.

The singer's imprecatory lyrics towards his ex-lover drew controversy and criticism.

The imprecatory prayers made the congregation uneasy.

The imprecatory psalms are some of the most intense expressions of anger and judgment in the Bible.

The imprecatory lyrics of the song were banned from radio stations.

The imprecatory curse seemed to have worked, as the defendant was found guilty.

The film's imprecatory language and violent scenes earned it an R rating.

The imprecatory chants of the witch doctor filled the air as the tribe performed their ritual.

The playwright's imprecatory language towards his critics was seen as a sign of his thin skin.

The imprecatory message written on the wall was a cause for concern.

The imprecatory words of the witch sent shivers down his spine.

The imprecatory tone of the article made it clear that the author was not in favor of the policy.

The imprecatory sermon left many feeling uneasy.

The imprecatory language used by the politician during the speech was very condemning.

The book contained imprecatory statements about the government's policies.

The imprecatory statements made by the politician sparked controversy.

The imprecatory comments made during the debate were not well-received by the audience.

The imprecatory remarks from her boss left her feeling discouraged.

He made an imprecatory gesture towards the car that cut him off.

The imprecatory editorial called for action against the corrupt officials.