transitive. To invoke a curse upon; to declare accursed; to pour maledictions upon.

To speak impiously against, to rail profanely at (the deity, fate, destiny, etc.); to blaspheme.

transitive. To excommunicate (a person); also spec. to excommunicate from a monastic community. Cf. manse, v.

transitive. = curse, v. (in various senses).

transitive. To curse utterly, lay under a heavy curse.

transitive. To excommunicate (a person); to curse or damn.

To pronounce an ecclesiastical curse upon, to anathematize. archaic.

transitive. To set aside, separate. Ecclesiastical. To remove (a person) from the privileges of church-membership, to excommunicate.

transitive. (In past tense maledight). To curse.

transitive. To pronounce an anathema against (a person or thing); to curse, denounce, or condemn (a person or thing).

transitive (Ecclesiastical) = excommunicate, v. 1.

transitive. To excommunicate.

transitive (Ecclesiastical). To cut off from communion; to exclude, by an authoritative sentence, from participation in the sacraments and services…

transitive. To cut off; (figurative) to excommunicate.

transitive. To denounce, curse, anathematize. rare.

transitive. To pronounce an anathema against (a person or thing); to curse, denounce, or condemn (a person or thing). Also intransitive.

transitive. To curse; to pronounce a malediction upon.

To devote or doom (to destruction, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. (a) To include in or with a knot; to tie in. (b) = innodate, v.

transitive. In medieval Judaism: To excommunicate.

transitive. To pronounce an anathema against (a person or thing); = anathematize, v. 1.

transitive. To remove or exclude (individuals) from membership of a church; to shut out from church privileges; to excommunicate.

transitive. To fasten in or with a knot; spec. to include or involve in an anathema or interdict: from medieval Latin vinculis anathematis innodare…

To cut off from the membership of a community. transitive. To exclude from the Church; = excommunicate, v. 1a. Obsolete.

To imprecate evil upon by an oath; to address with profane imprecation; gen. to utter maledictions against; to curse.

To invoke or pronounce (a curse). Obsolete.

transitive. To address with maledictions; to curse, execrate. Now rare.

transitive. To threaten (with Divine vengeance), anathematize. Also with cognate object, and intransitive.

transitive. To censure, to condemn; to denounce vehemently or in scathing terms; (occasionally) spec. to subject to ecclesiastical censure.

transitive. To interdict, proscribe, excommunicate.

transitive. To exclude or expel (a person or group of people) from membership of a church; to excommunicate. rare.