1. 動詞
   execrate現在分詞:
   及物動詞:
   憎恨...(人事物)
   詛咒...(人事物)
   

   同義字詞
   censure,condemn,damn,decry,denounce,reprehend,reprobate
   abhor,abominate,despise,detest,hate,loathe
   

例句

1. Howling a fervent execrating battlecry, Bjortson broke from the pack of cadets and sprinted towards the alien prisoner.
2. The conclusion of the declaration ( Nostra Aetate 5) invokes a fraternal love between men, execrating "any kind of discrimination or persecution for reasons of race, color, or social condition or religion".
3. But since Mr. Home did assume the pen on the subject of the Forty-five, no consideration whatever ought to have made him depart from the truth, or shrink from exposing the cruelties practised, as Mr. Mackenzie delicately expresses it, by some subordinate officers, or from execrating the impolitic and ungenerous use of the victory of Culloden, in which the Duke of Cumberland was somewhat implicated.
4. fall into fearful extravagances, and delirious and damnable delusions, being overdriven with ignorant and blind zeal into untrodden paths, which led them into a labyrinth of darkness, when as they were stumbled at many ministers their unfaithfulness; so through the deceit of Satan, and the hypocrisy of the instruments, they came to be offended at Mr. Cargil his faithfulness, who spared neither left-hand declensions, nor right-hand extremes, and left him and all the ministers; not only disowning all communion with those that were not of their way, but execrating and cursing them, and kept themselves in dessert places from all company; where they persisted prodigiously in fastings, and singing psalms, pretending to wonderful raptures and enthusiasms; and in fine, John Gib, with four more of them, came to that height of blasphemy, that they burnt the bible and confession of faith.