malison
mal·i·son
noun \ˈma-lə-sən, -zən\Definition of MALISON
: curse, malediction
Examples of MALISON
- <muttered terrible malisons against her child's murderers>
Origin of MALISON
Middle English, from Anglo-French maleiçun, from Late Latin malediction-, maledictio
First Known Use: 13th century
Related to MALISON
- Synonyms
- anathema, ban, execration, imprecation, malediction, curse, winze [Scottish]
- Antonyms
- benediction, benison, blessing
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