damˈnableness or damnabilˈity noun

damˈnably adverb

damnation /-nāˈshən/ noun

1. Condemnation
2. The punishment of the impenitent in the future state (theology)
3. Eternal punishment

Expressing displeasure

damˈnatory /-nə-tər-i/ adjective

Consigning to damnation

damned /damd or (poetic) damˈnid/ adjective

1. Sentenced to everlasting punishment (the damned /damd/ those so sentenced)
2. Hateful
3. Thorough, complete
4. Used to express surprise (as in I'll be damned!; informal)

Very, exceedingly

damnedˈest adjective (informal)

Most remarkable or puzzling, esp in the damnedest thing

damnification /dam-ni-fi-kāˈshən/ noun

Infliction of injury or loss

damˈnify transitive verb

To cause loss to

damning /damˈing or -ning/ adjective

Exposing to condemnation

damn all (informal)

Nothing at all

damn with faint praise

To condemn in effect by expressing too cool approval

do one's damnedest /damdˈəst/ (informal)

To do one's very best

not give a damn (informal)

To be completely unconcerned

not worth a damn (informal)

Of no value

the damned see damned above.