curses

/ ˈkɜːsɪz /

interjection

1. facetious,  an expression of disappointment or dismay

Example Sentences

Another persistent stereotype is that Lucumí is all about “black magic” or throwing curses at your enemies.

From Los Angeles Times

Both depict how multifaceted people within communities can be; how those individuals within those communities can experience them differently; and how each of those experiences “comes with its own set of blessings and curses.”

From Salon

She screeches, spills a river of curses onto them and sprints off, running her way out of one shoe while hanging on to the garden gnome she used to smash a windowpane.

From Salon

In his video Preciado questions and curses the agents, as other arrive and jump out of unmarked trucks with rifles.

From Los Angeles Times

In his video, Preciado questions and curses the agents as other arrive and jump out of unmarked trucks with rifles.

From Los Angeles Times