1. a strong expression of anger, hatred, or disapproval; a curse or angry denunciation
Usage: formal; often used in literary or historical contexts
2. the act of cursing or expressing intense hatred toward someone or something
Usage: formal

Examples

• The crowd's execrations echoed through the streets as the unpopular leader passed by.
• He hurled execrations at his rival, his voice filled with rage and contempt.
• The ancient text contained execrations against those who would desecrate the temple.
• Her execration of the corrupt system was passionate and unrelenting.
• The protesters voiced their execrations against the unjust law.
• Medieval manuscripts sometimes included execrations in the margins, cursing anyone who would steal the book.