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- curse with
curse with
curse someone or something with something
1. to damn someone or something with something, especially a verbal curse. She cursed him with the fervent wish that he rot in hell. She cursed the day he was born with an unprintable oath.
2. to afflict or oppress someone or something with something. His upbringing cursed him with a strong sense of guilt. The political scandal cursed the town with a dismal reputation for years.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Gisela | | - | German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese |
| NezİHe | | - | Turkish |
| Fintan | | FIN-tan (Irish) | Irish, Irish Mythology |
| Lucius | | LOO:-ki-uws (Ancient Roman), LOO-shəs (English), LOO-see-əs (English) | Ancient Roman, Biblical, English |
| Aghi | | - | Ancient Scandinavian |
| Wes | | - | English |