Third person singular present tense of anathematize; currently curses or condemns someone.
Present tense, third person singular form of anathematize, created by adding the suffix -s to match the subject.
When a high-ranking religious official anathematizes someone in formal ceremony, they traditionally ring bells, extinguish candles, and turn upside-down crosses—ancient theater meant to terrify.
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