Atharva Veda 16.6

ajaiṣmādyāsanāmādyābhūmānāgaso vayam

Paryāya the sixth

We have conquered today, we have won today; we have become guiltless.

uṣo yasmād duṣvapnyād abhaiṣmāpa tad ucchatu

O dawn, of what evil-dreaming we have been afraid, let that fade away (apa-vas).

dviṣate tat parāvaha śapate tat parāvaha

Carry that away to him that hates; carry that away to him that curses.

yaṃ dviṣmo yaś ca no dveṣṭi tasmā enad gamayāmaḥ

Whom we hate, and who hates us, to him we make it go.

uṣā devī vācā saṃvidānā vāg devy uṣasā saṃvidānā

Heavenly dawn, in concord with speech; heavenly speech, in concord with dawn;—

uṣaspatir vācaspatinā saṃvidāno vācaspatir uṣaspatinā saṃvidānaḥ

The lord of dawn, in concord with the lord of speech; the lord of speech, in concord with the lord of dawn:—

te 'muṣmai parāvahantv arāyān durṇāmnaḥ sadānvāḥ

Let them carry away for yon man the niggards (arā́ya), the ill-named ones, the sadā́nvās,—

kumbhīkāḥ dūṣīkāḥ pīyakān

The kumbhī́kās, the spoilers (dūṣī́kā), the revilers (pī́yaka),—

jāgradduṣvapnyaṃ svapne duṣvapnyam

Waking evil-dreaming, sleeping evil-dreaming.

anāgamiṣyato varān avitteḥ saṃkalpān amucyā druhaḥ pāśān

Boons that will not come, plans of non-acquisition, fetters of hatred that does not release:—

tad amuṣmā agne devāḥ parāvahantu vadhrir yathāsad vithuro na sādhuḥ

That, O Agni, let the gods carry away for yon man, that he may be impotent (vádhri), faltering, not good (sādhú).