a. rare. [f. CURSE sb. + -FUL.] Fraught with a curse or curses.

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1382.  Wyclif, Ecclus. x. 7. Hateful … is pride; and cursful alle wickidnessis of Jentiles.

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1832.  Blackw. Mag., XXXI. 306/2. Those curseful events that have made me the wretch I am.

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1872.  Frances R. Havergal, Ministry of Song (ed. 3), 107. Whose love shone forth upon the curseful tree.

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  Hence † Cursefully [printed curstfully] adv., accursedly.

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1606.  Marston, Fawne, IV. Wks. 1856, II. 78. Was not thou most curstfully madd?

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