"evil curse" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a particularly malicious or harmful curse. Example: "The villagers feared the evil curse placed upon their land by the vengeful witch."
Shirasuga (2002) hypothesized that the Hg that was released into the environment around Ancient Nara due to the construction of the Nara Daibutsu caused people in the area to suffer significantly from an unidentified 'strange disease' and that the government was forced to relocate to a new capital for fear of an evil curse or divine punishment.
Family friends would inquire about his sister's condition: "It was always, 'So when you grow up, are you going to come up with a cure for your sister?' I would say, 'Nope, I'm going to be an actor!' " He came to see the unbalanced family dynamic as "an evil curse".
The movie rests its royal head on the satin pillow of a fairytale premise: every sorcerer in the kingdom is charged to cure the prince's stammer, to lift the evil curse placed on him at birth.
Unable to locate them, Diamond suggested to Activision the band re-record the songs, and as a result, King Diamond, Hank Shermann, Michael Denner, Timi Hansen and Bjarne T. Holm reunited to re-record the songs "Evil" and "Curse of the Pharaohs".
Ulrich also sought Mercyful Fate's "Evil" and "Curse of the Pharaohs" directly by King Diamond, but the latter was unable to find the masters; instead, King Diamond was able to bring the band together, though with Bjarne T. Holm replacing Kim Ruzz on drums, to record new masters for both songs.
The views expressed regarding the causes of mental disturbance were heterogeneous encompassing supernatural causes such as possession by evil spirits, curse, bewitchment, 'exposure to wind' and subsequent attack by evil spirit in postnatal women and biopsychosocial causes such as infections (malaria), loss, 'thinking too much', and alcohol and khat abuse.
4) An individuals' body itself: In the 24th Chapter of the Quran, An-Noor, it says, "Surely those who accuse chaste believing women, unaware (of the evil), are cursed in this world and the hereafter, and they shall have a grievous chastisement.
Most thrilling of all was Ms. Baronova's interpretation of the mimed passage in "The Sleeping Beauty" in which the Lilac Fairy defies the evil fairy's curse.
Italians are superstitious: They call upon saints, they believe in evil eyes, they curse.
In a traditional battle between good and evil, Uday rapes, curses and murders his way through the picture, much to the disbelief of his double.
When Eve ate from the forbidden tree and bit into the apple, she acquired the knowledge of good and evil and was cursed forever.
