Accu'rsed. part. adj.

1. That which is cursed or doomed to misery.

   'Tis is the most certain sign the world's accurst,
   That the best things corrupted are and worst. Denh. Poems.

2. That which deserves the curse; execrable; hateful; detestable; and, by consequence, wicked; malignant.

                           Some holy angel
   Fly to the court of England, and unfold
   His message ere he come; that a swift blessing
   May soon return to this our suffering country,
   Under a hand accurs'd! Shakespeare's Macbeth.

   The chief parts of the misery of wicked men, and those accursed spirits, the devils, is this, that they are of a disposition contrary to God. Tillotson, Sermon iv.

   They, like the seed from which they sprung, accurst,
   Against the gods immortal hatred nurst. Dryden's Ovid.