maledictus 

Cursed (accursed); detestable.

“Maledictus” is the past participle of the Latin verb “malediciere” (to curse).

Our trouble-causing neighbor was so disruptive that he became known as Mr. Maledictus.

maledictus by Hot Writer March 3, 2020

Maledictus 

Transmutation of negative energy to an unwilling host.

The Maledictus was sent into Greggory.

Maledictus by anonymous February 21, 2023

maleficus 

Maleficus is latin for mischevious or evil-doing. It is often used as a loose translation for evil-doer.

Maleficus Animus = evil soul, or a soul that performs evil deeds.

maleficus by The Real Meaning June 20, 2006

maledict 

Hateful.

maledict by Larstait November 7, 2003

Maledictorian 

The lowest class point average in a graduating class. The opposite of Valedictorian.

The Maledictorian of the class is lots of fun, but dumb as a stump.

Maledictorian by St Barts October 29, 2020

malediction 

The verbal act of cursing someone with harm and misfortune, with or without malice.

Kate kicked David out and told him to "drop dead" but when he was killed in an elevator accident just days later she remembered and regretted her angry malediction.

malediction by on September 23, 2019

maledictum 

ancient orb of chaos consumed by sindri to rise into power. more blood it gains more powerful it becomes

I have the maledictum! power to be mine!

maledictum by darkreaper12345 October 29, 2010