damn /dam/

1. To censure
2. To sentence to eternal punishment
3. To doom
4. To condemn as worthless
5. To prove guilty
6. To curse or swear at

To utter curses

1. An interjection expressing annoyance, disgust or impatience (informal)
2. Something of little value (informal)
3. A curse

As an intensifier

damnable /damˈnə-bl/ adjective

1. Deserving or tending to damnation
2. Hateful
3. Pernicious

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

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