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uncursed

uncursed

1 6.7
Not under a harmful magic spell
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈkɜrst/
: libre de maldición
  • The uncursed artifact was discovered in the ancient ruins.

Examples

  • The hero's quest was to make the ancient forest uncursed once more.

  • Legends say the castle became uncursed when the true heir reclaimed the throne.

  • After the ritual, the village was finally uncursed and peace returned to its people.

  • Are you sure this place is uncursed?

  • The ancient artifact was said to be uncursed, allowing its new owner to use its powers safely.

  • She felt uncursed after breaking the spell that had haunted her family for generations.

  • Finding an uncursed relic in the ruins brought a sense of relief and hope to the archaeologists.

Antonyms

cursed
  • Literature
136 5.3

Having bad luck because of a magic spell, sometimes used to show anger or strong feeling

How Cursed

damned
25 9.3
cursed
  • Literature
136 5.3
uncursed
1 6.7
blessed
  • Formal
87 4.8

Surface Forms

uncursed positive

Morphology

uncursed = cursed (transparent) = un + curse + ed

Formed by the productive negating prefix 'un-' applied to 'cursed', yielding the straightforward meaning 'not cursed'.

Etymology

The word uncursed is formed from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and cursed meaning 'under a curse' or 'affected by a bad spell'. So uncursed means 'not under a bad spell', like a place or person from which a curse has been removed.