Pronounciation of cursed?

[Helena]

I've heard it pronounced curse-da and cur-sid.
Which is it or is it like a varying thing or accent?

[Jonathan Sensei]

I've always said the word like this: "kur-sid, kurst." Emphasis on the "K".

[Zubenelgenubi]

You might be confusing cursed and acursed.

Wait, who says curseda?

[Alex Gabber]

а что тут

[Hextravert]

When used as a verb, you have to use the first pronunciation.

When used as an adjective, it's entirely up to you. The second one seems less common.

One thing is certain: There's only one way to correctly spell and pronounce Pronunciation.

Originally posted by AwesomeGuyDj:

Pronounciation of cursed?

I've heard it pronounced curse-da and cur-sid.
Which is it or is it like a varying thing or accent?

[Helena]

Originally posted by Hextravert:

When used as a verb, you have to use the first pronunciation.

When used as an adjective, it's entirely up to you. The second one seems less common.

One thing is certain: There's only one way to correctly spell and pronounce Pronunciation. :DEALWITHIT:

Originally posted by AwesomeGuyDj:

Pronounciation of cursed?

I've heard it pronounced curse-da and cur-sid.
Which is it or is it like a varying thing or accent?

Thanks.

[☆Kay☆]

Depends on accent I think.

[Autistic Whales]

K-er-s-d

[chiefputsilao✖️ping]

dep-ends

[Johnny-Boy]

KHURSHD

[Jej]

Kur-sst

[#LiftThatArmUp]

Churned.

[halfwit]

It is a cersd object or "that cursid object"

[Dodece]

Well as far as common usage is concerned the second pronunciation is typically a vulgarity. It is usually an expression of contempt. If you then want to step it up a notch then you can say that someone of something is acursed. In the case of the former it is usually an expression of actual concern, dread, or mortification.