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Be cursed with

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Emphasizes one's unfortunate situation, often implying it's uncontrollable or unavoidable. SlideDespite her efforts, she seems to be cursed with constant interruptions.
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Often used in an exaggerated way to stress negative aspects, not always to be taken literally. SlideHe always jokes that he's cursed with a bottomless stomach.
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Using 'be cursed with' can add flavor to language by giving a dramatic or humorous spin. SlideShe claims to be cursed with the world's worst sense of direction.