1. The act of imprecating; a prayer that a curse may fall on one.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• impretion,
• impreasion,
• implycation,
• imprmation,
• implecation,
• apprecation,
• implemation,
• implecations,
• implcation,
• aprecation,
• impresstion,
• imprefition,
• impication,
• implacation,
• imprestion,
• implenation,
• imprexation,
• imprection,
• impercation,
• imprecition

• impreciseness,
• impressionism,
• impressionist,
• impregnation,
• impression,
• impartation,
• improvisation,
• impresario,
• imbrication,
• imprecision,
• importation,
• imprecise,
• imprecate,
• imbricate,
• impressionable,
• impressed.

The adjective form of the word "imprecation" is "imprecatory".

The plural of the "imprecation" can be the "imprecations".

The singular of the "imprecation" can be the "imprecation".