deuced

[ doo-sid, dyoo-; doost, dyoost ]

/ ˈdu sɪd, ˈdyu-; dust, dyust /

Chiefly British

adjective

devilish; confounded; damned.

adverb

deucedly.

Origin of deuced

First recorded in 1775–1785; deuce² + -ed³

Words nearby deuced

detrusor, detumescence, Deucalion, deuce, deuce court, deuced, deucedly, deuces wild, deunionize, deurbanize, Deurne

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Example sentences from the Web for deuced

Hanged if I don't think it deuced unhandsome of Admiral de Langara to make us fight in this awkward cubby-hole of a place!
The Rock of the Lion|Molly Elliot Seawell
Deuced little he'd get out of it, when I've paid for the Centry.
The Skin Game (Fourth Series Plays)|John Galsworthy
"That's a deuced pretty woman," remarked Mr. Skitt when the carriage had passed.
The Perfume of Eros: A Fifth Avenue Incident|Edgar Saltus
It is incredible, however, that this deuced weather should last forever, notwithstanding the sunspots mentioned in the newspapers.
Letters to an Unknown|Prosper Mrime

He found the world a deuced puzzling place and he didn't see the conventional God as any sort of a solution.
Old Crow|Alice Brown

British Dictionary definitions for deuced

deuced

/ (ˈdjuːsɪd, djuːst) British informal /

adjective

(intensifier, usually qualifying something undesirable) damned; confoundedhe's a deuced idiot

adverb

(intensifier)deuced good luck

Derived forms of deuced

deucedly, adverb

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单词	deuced
释义	deuced [ doo-sid, dyoo-; doost, dyoost ] / ˈdu sɪd, ˈdyu-; dust, dyust / Chiefly British adjective devilish; confounded; damned. adverb deucedly. Origin of deuced First recorded in 1775–1785; deuce² + -ed³ Words nearby deuced detrusor, detumescence, Deucalion, deuce, deuce court, deuced, deucedly, deuces wild, deunionize, deurbanize, Deurne Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for deuced Hanged if I don't think it deuced unhandsome of Admiral de Langara to make us fight in this awkward cubby-hole of a place! The Rock of the Lion\|Molly Elliot Seawell Deuced little he'd get out of it, when I've paid for the Centry. The Skin Game (Fourth Series Plays)\|John Galsworthy "That's a deuced pretty woman," remarked Mr. Skitt when the carriage had passed. The Perfume of Eros: A Fifth Avenue Incident\|Edgar Saltus It is incredible, however, that this deuced weather should last forever, notwithstanding the sunspots mentioned in the newspapers. Letters to an Unknown\|Prosper Mrime He found the world a deuced puzzling place and he didn't see the conventional God as any sort of a solution. Old Crow\|Alice Brown British Dictionary definitions for deuced deuced / (ˈdjuːsɪd, djuːst) British informal / adjective (intensifier, usually qualifying something undesirable) damned; confoundedhe's a deuced idiot adverb (intensifier)deuced good luck Derived forms of deuced deucedly, adverb Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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