imprecate
/ɪmˈprɛkeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to express strong dislike or disapproval, usually in a formal or ritualistic way
“The villagers imprecated the corrupt officials for their corrupt practices.”
2. verb
to invoke or call down a curse or evil on someone or something
“The angry mob imprecated the guilty party with a chorus of curses.”
3. noun
a curse or imprecation
“The old man’s final imprecation was a warning to his enemies.”