Crossword-Solution: IMPRECATORY 11 letters, 25 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 20

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Imprecatory a. Of the nature of, or containing, imprecation; invoking
evil; as, the imprecatory psalms.

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IMPRECATORY anagram CRYPTOMERIA

We have 25 clues for the answer “IMPRECATORY”

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of or like an imprecation 1 answer
unparliamentary 48 answers
shaming 49 answers
reviling 49 answers
maledictory 49 answers
libelling 49 answers
anathematising 49 answers
calumniating 49 answers
comminatory 49 answers
humiliating 49 answers
denunciatory 49 answers
fulminatory 49 answers
injuring 50 answers
damnatory 50 answers
debasing 52 answers
censorious 52 answers
Vituperative. 52 answers
Maleficent 53 answers
Maligning. 53 answers
Scurrilous 54 answers
derogative 55 answers
Vitriolic 56 answers
disapproving 58 answers
shameful 67 answers
Disparaging 69 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
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greedy person
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Sentences with IMPRECATORY (5)

The toe is stamped upon; the pain is just as keen as ever: I cry out, and perhaps utter imprecatory language.
Roundabout Papers William Makepeace Thackeray 2006
Either this imprecatory fanatic would have to be disposed of, by Lessingham himself, or by someone acting on his behalf, and, so far as their power of doing mischief went, his big words proved empty windbags, or Marjorie would have to be warned that there was at least one passage in her suitor’s life, into which, ere it was too late, it was advisable that inquiry should be made.
The Beetle Richard Marsh 2002
But by a mere accident, a sinister trick of fate, when she was found, the book lay open under her hand at one of those imprecatory psalms at which Christendom has at last learned to shudder.
The Coryston Family Mrs. Humphry Ward 2005
There was a poet and soldier some thousands of years ago who put more real religion (and put it too, into his imprecatory psalms), than has been put, I believe, into all the sweet whinings and the spiritual droopings of the world in three thousand years.
Crowds Gerald Stanley Lee 2005
And with the vivid sting of it such a wrath raged along his veins, such a holy fire, that it seemed there were no arms tremendous enough for his handling, through his shut teeth darted imprecatory prayers for the power of some almighty vengeance, his soul leaped up in impatient fury, his limbs tingled for the death-grapple, when suddenly sound surged everywhere about them and they were in the midst of conflict.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 75, January, 1864 Various 2005