Ac-cûrs'ed, p. a.
(p. p. pron. ak-kûrst; a. ak-kûrs'ed, 60), p. a. 1. Doomed to destruction or misery. “An accursed city.” Josh. v. 17.
Sense 2. Worthy of the curse; detestable; execrable; hateful. “Deeds accursed.” Collins.
Keep from the accursed thing. Josh. vi. 18.