Sentence examples for accursed place from inspiring English sources

The phrase "accursed place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that is considered cursed or associated with misfortune, often in a literary or dramatic context.
Example: "The villagers spoke in hushed tones about the accursed place where no one dared to tread."
Alternatives: "cursed location" or "damned site".

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I turned on the TV Sunday afternoon, and the more the night drew on, the more I heard words like nation, victim, mystical coincidence, sign, accursed place, true patriotism, Katyn, truth.

The fact is that if you live in such an accursed place you have to get up to some mischief every day, just to feel alive.

For all her shimmering power, Ms. Brewer was utterly poignant in the scene when Chrysothemis tells Elektra, yes, we come from a house that is cursed, the house of Agamemnon is an accursed place, but still I want a life, I want children, even if their father is a peasant.

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In these accursed places, the Hari/UN statistics – which may well be true of Camden or Downtown Eastside in Vancouver – don't explain the ubiquitous, irredeemable misery wreaked by the savage entwinement of abject poverty and drug use.

Tenants are evicted so that "one insatiable glutton and accursed plague of his native land" may consolidate his fields.

This yellow slave will knit and break religions, bless the accursed, make the hoar leprosy adored, place thieves and give them title, knee and approbation.

Unh! Hmph! Accursed little spheroid, accursed clubbed stick!

"'Tis an accursed lot".

One segment plays like an accursed videocassette.

Jericho was "accursed," Jerusalem "a pauper village".

Accursed invader of our gentle homeland!

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