1. past tense of anathematise; to curse or condemn someone or something formally or solemnly
Usage: British spelling variant of 'anathematized'; formal or literary register
2. to pronounce an anathema against; to excommunicate or place under a religious curse
Usage: religious or ecclesiastical context; formal or archaic

Examples

• The church anathematised the heretic for his radical teachings.
• Medieval authorities anathematised those who challenged church doctrine.
• He was anathematised by the community for his controversial views.
• The council anathematised the practice as sinful and forbidden.
• She felt anathematised after publicly disagreeing with the organization's core beliefs.
• The regime anathematised all forms of political dissent.