Adjective:

মিনতিসূচক,

imprecatory's Usage Examples:

Drake has drawn controversy for his use of imprecatory prayer.

Copan defends the Old Testament imprecatory psalms, which are psalms that call down curses and divine judgments against.

This portion ends with four Vaishnavite imprecatory verses (cursing those who violate the grant deed).

invoked by the fifteenth-century French poet Eustache Deschamps in an imprecatory ballade: ".

The grant records are usually followed by benedictive and imprecatory verses (the latter curse the person who does not honour the grants made.

It contains an imprecatory formula ordering respect for the "naga of the king", undoubtedly a reference.

The record ends with imprecatory verses cursing anyone who violates the grant deed.

Paul VI against the majority view of the revising commission, three imprecatory psalms (58, 83, and 109) were omitted from the psalter and some similar.

The usual imprecatory stanzas are found at the end of the grant.

three thematic sections: "enjoining", "melodramatically rhetoric", and "imprecatory".

Davidson was an attorney and also penned the poem "Despair in Love, an imprecatory Prayer", which was also printed by Mrs Angus.

It includes 18 verses in various metres, including four imprecatory verses at the end, and three prose passages describing the village boundaries.

Weinstein, sued Klingenschmitt for issuing an imprecatory prayer that Weinstein claimed amounted to a fatwa.

University's annual Bible Conference, Jones used strong language from the imprecatory Psalms to denounce Haig, urging God to "destroy him utterly.