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damned1 adjective, adverbdamned2 noun damneddamned1 /dæmd/ adjective, adverb   ADVERB► so· And hangovers were so damned painful.· She also wished he didn't sound so damned exotic.· They were Judith's children, so why were they so damned unprepossessing?· Don't be so damned poor-spirited.· Because he is so damned real that you think this pain and suffering is really him.· And he looks so damned harmless. NOUN► fool· And when I did I behaved like a damned fool.· Silently she cursed herself for being such a damned fool.· Although only a damned fool would believe it. ► thing· Rainbow says that if she has to wear tights or stockings, we might as well forget the whole damned thing.· I have to do every damned thing for myself.· Then he remembered he'd given up smoking the damned thing.· I instinctively had a quick look but I couldn't see a damned thing.· Recently he has found himself working late in the office, unpaid overtime, trying to get the damned thing right.· I thought I'd actually got rid of the damned things.· And there wasn't a damned thing he could do about it.· You're lucky I didn't sell the damned things. ► publish and be damned- But it was entitled to publish and be damned.
- Just one damn thing after another.
- She was merely coping with one thing after another, not achieving.
- Then it was one thing after another, his obese stage, his alcoholic stage.
another form of ‘damn’damned1 adjective, adverbdamned2 noun damneddamned2 noun ► publish and be damned- But it was entitled to publish and be damned.
- Just one damn thing after another.
- She was merely coping with one thing after another, not achieving.
- Then it was one thing after another, his obese stage, his alcoholic stage.
the damned [plural] the people who God will send to hell when they die because they have been so bad |