1. to curse or express violent hatred toward someone or something
Usage: formal; literary
2. to declare to be evil or detestable; to abominate
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The victims execrated the perpetrators of the crime.
• Citizens execrated the corrupt regime for decades of oppression.
• He execrated the decision as a betrayal of their principles.
• The ancient texts execrate idolatry in the strongest terms.
• She execrated the injustice with passionate speeches.
• They execrated the tyrant's name throughout the kingdom.