maledict |
malevolent |
As adjectives the difference between maledict and malevolent
is that
maledict is accursed, cursed while
malevolent is having or displaying ill will; wishing harm on others.
As a verb maledict
is to curse.
terms |
maledict |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective maledict is
accursed, cursed.
As a verb maledict is
to curse.
maledicta |
maledict |
As a noun maledicta
is profane language of all kinds.
As an adjective maledict is
accursed, cursed.
As a verb maledict is
to curse.
malediction |
maledict |
Related terms |
Malediction is a related term of maledict.
As a noun malediction
is spell, curse (supernatural detriment).
As an adjective maledict is
accursed, cursed.
As a verb maledict is
to curse.
berate |
maledict |
As verbs the difference between berate and maledict
is that
berate is to chide or scold vehemently while
maledict is to curse.
As an adjective maledict is
accursed, cursed.
curse |
maledict |
As verbs the difference between curse and maledict
is that
curse is while
maledict is to curse.
As an adjective maledict is
accursed, cursed.
cursed |
maledict |
As adjectives the difference between cursed and maledict
is that
cursed is while
maledict is accursed, cursed.
As a verb maledict is
to curse.
accursed |
maledict |
As adjectives the difference between accursed and maledict
is that
accursed is (prenominal) hateful; detestable while
maledict is accursed, cursed.
As verbs the difference between accursed and maledict
is that
accursed is (
accurse) while
maledict is to curse.