n.诅咒，憎恶；被诅咒之人或物

The villagers performed an execration ritual to banish the evil spirits from their land.
村民们进行了一场诅咒仪式，以驱逐他们土地上的恶灵。
The ancient Egyptians believed in the power of execration texts to destroy their enemies.
古埃及人相信诅咒文本有能力摧毁他们的敌人。
He spoke with such execration about his former boss that it was clear he held a deep grudge.
他谈到前老板时满口诅咒，显然心中怀有深仇大恨。
The execration heaped upon the traitor by the public was unprecedented.
公众对叛徒的谩骂和谴责前所未有。
In the play, the witch casts an execration on the prince, dooming him to a life of solitude.
在剧中，女巫对王子施加了诅咒，使他注定过上孤独的生活。
The execration ceremony was seen as a way to cleanse the community of negative influences.
诅咒仪式被视为清除社区负面影响力的一种方式。
His name became synonymous with execration after his involvement in the scandal was revealed.
涉嫌丑闻后，他的名字成为了可憎的代名词。
The tribe elders gathered to perform an execration rite, hoping to lift the curse that had befallen their village.
部落的长者聚集起来举行诅咒解除仪式，希望解除降临在他们村庄的诅咒。
The author's execration of war in her novel stirred the hearts of many readers.
作者在小说中对战争的强烈谴责触动了许多读者的心。
Through execrations and imprecations, the vengeful spirit sought to torment those who wronged her.
复仇的幽灵通过诅咒和谩骂，试图折磨那些伤害她的人。