Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

malison

Noun

/ˈmælɪsən/

Definition

A curse; a wish of evil upon someone.

Examples

After their bitter argument, she uttered a malison under her breath.
In folklore, the witch was known to cast malisons on those who wronged her.
The ancient texts spoke of malisons that could bring misfortune to entire families.

Meaning

Malison refers to a pronounced curse, often wishing harm or misfortune on a person. It conveys a strong feeling of animosity or ill will toward someone due to their actions or characteristics.