A curse is a bad word or phrase. People use it when they are angry. It can also mean wishing bad things to happen to someone.
He said a curse out of anger.
She learned to avoid bad curses.
A curse here means a magic spell. It can make bad luck or harm happen to a person or place. People in stories often talk about curses.
The old witch put a curse on the village.
He felt the curse made things go wrong.
To curse means to say bad words when you feel anger. It is often rude and not polite to do.
He cursed loudly after he fell.
Do not curse in the library.
To curse someone means to use magic or words to cause bad luck or harm. People often say this in stories or old beliefs.
The villagers believed the witch cursed their crops.
He thought he was cursed with bad luck.
Curse can mean a big problem or bad thing that causes harm. It is often used to talk about hard or sad situations.
Poverty is a curse for many families.
The curse of war brought pain to many.
To curse can also mean to promise seriously or swear, often calling on God. It is used in formal or old language.
He cursed to tell the truth in court.
She cursed to protect her family.
To curse can mean to complain strongly or say bad things about a situation. It shows anger or frustration.
He cursed the bad weather all day long.
They cursed their bad luck together.
A curse is a rude or offensive word. People use it when angry or upset, but it can be rude or wrong in good manners.
Some curses are not allowed on TV.
He used a curse in his speech by mistake.
