Definition of malison in English:

malison

noun ˈmalɪs(ə)nˈmalɪz(ə)n-zən

archaic

A curse.
〈古〉诅咒，咒骂
Example sentencesExamples
- The passage is as follows, ‘the malisons which he muttered…, were of truly cabalistic length and fearfulness.’
- A very easy way is to use a spell trigger with 3 lower resistance spells, a spell sequencer with 3 greater malisons, and a finger of death (though there are alternatives).
- You could knock a magic resitence of 200% to zero, cast 3-4 malisons, and use your kill spell of choice.
- In any case, perhaps, hawks may be trying to avoid falling foul of those malisons.
Synonyms
curse, oath, imprecation, execration

Origin

Middle English: from Old French.

Definition of malison in US English:

malison

noun-zən

archaic

A curse.
〈古〉诅咒，咒骂
Example sentencesExamples
- You could knock a magic resitence of 200% to zero, cast 3-4 malisons, and use your kill spell of choice.
- In any case, perhaps, hawks may be trying to avoid falling foul of those malisons.
- The passage is as follows, ‘the malisons which he muttered…, were of truly cabalistic length and fearfulness.’
- A very easy way is to use a spell trigger with 3 lower resistance spells, a spell sequencer with 3 greater malisons, and a finger of death (though there are alternatives).
Synonyms
curse, oath, imprecation, execration

Origin

Middle English: from Old French.

词汇	malison
释义	Definition of malison in English: malison noun ˈmalɪs(ə)nˈmalɪz(ə)n-zən archaic A curse. 〈古〉诅咒，咒骂 Example sentencesExamples The passage is as follows, ‘the malisons which he muttered…, were of truly cabalistic length and fearfulness.’ A very easy way is to use a spell trigger with 3 lower resistance spells, a spell sequencer with 3 greater malisons, and a finger of death (though there are alternatives). You could knock a magic resitence of 200% to zero, cast 3-4 malisons, and use your kill spell of choice. In any case, perhaps, hawks may be trying to avoid falling foul of those malisons. Synonyms curse, oath, imprecation, execration Origin Middle English: from Old French. Definition of malison in US English: malison noun-zən archaic A curse. 〈古〉诅咒，咒骂 Example sentencesExamples You could knock a magic resitence of 200% to zero, cast 3-4 malisons, and use your kill spell of choice. In any case, perhaps, hawks may be trying to avoid falling foul of those malisons. The passage is as follows, ‘the malisons which he muttered…, were of truly cabalistic length and fearfulness.’ A very easy way is to use a spell trigger with 3 lower resistance spells, a spell sequencer with 3 greater malisons, and a finger of death (though there are alternatives). Synonyms curse, oath, imprecation, execration Origin Middle English: from Old French.
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