
Be cursed with
Negative Connotation
Emphasizes one's unfortunate situation, often implying it's uncontrollable or unavoidable.

Despite her efforts, she seems to be cursed with constant interruptions.
Hyperbolic Usage
Often used in an exaggerated way to stress negative aspects, not always to be taken literally.

He always jokes that he's cursed with a bottomless stomach.
Idiomatic Expressiveness
Using 'be cursed with' can add flavor to language by giving a dramatic or humorous spin.

She claims to be cursed with the world's worst sense of direction.
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