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Meanings of damn in English
Portuguese
amaldiçoar Spanish
maldecir Wish harm upon; invoke evil upon.
Synonyms
Examples for "curse"
Examples for "curse"
1
Thyestes exalts over the fulfillment of another chapter in the inevitable curse.
2
They had got the Nibelungen hoard; and with it the Nibelungen curse.
3
The curse of militarism may make itself felt even in the school-room.
4
Maybe Drake is trying to direct the curse's power towards the Warriors.
5
The fearful curse of the country, however, is the belief in witchcraft.
1
And I do lustily beshrew fate that these be but dreams.
2
Nay, beshrew me if thou passest this door with dry lips.
3
Yet, beshrew my heart, but she deserves them.
4
To conclude, sir-andbeshrew me, gentlemen, how time doth fly in talk!-thisChristian goeth his way.
5
Come-come, beshrew me if thou hast not spoiled as many suits of armour as thou hast made.
1
How often did I imprecate curses on the cause of my being!
2
Bowing my head to think-topray-toimprecate, I lost all sense of time and place.
3
At other times he would imprecate maledictions upon his head, and curse him as her destroyer.
4
Pass not all heedless by, nor imprecate
5
He ceased to imprecate only when, by repetition, his oaths became too inexpressive to be worth while.
1
All the while the maledict banner of the Romanoffs writhes above them.
2
And my father's maledict--Butyou will chide me for introducing that, now I am enumerating my comforts.
3
It's all very well for you to maledict the curtain, Carl, but you must work up to it.
1
He was going to do the Gumball 3000 rally, wheelchair bedamned.
2
Then that bedamned kroclion was skulking about in the grass.
3
Regardless of the vindictive threats of the bullets, he went about coaxing, berating, and bedamning.
4
Now, first week we're going to work like bedamned but we won't stick up our hands.
5
Bedamn, but they would not.
Usage of damn in English
1
They appealed to the old law to discredit and damn the new.
2
So for the sake of principle he continued to damn the fellow.
3
First, the supposed divine charter of the Church to save and damn.
4
I'm in no humour for a ride in that damn hot train.
5
He struck his hand down on the desk: Well, damn the Scotch.
6
He locked the box and proceeded solemnly and thoroughly to damn Peyrot.
7
Well, damn it all, if he did, he is in the wrong.
8
If you know so damn much go and find the place yourself.
9
But, damn it, the Rebels have spoiled all that since the war.
10
I told you the damn stuff was making a madman of me.
11
Now the damn NASA machine showed two people logged in as 'friend'.
12
They are the cleverest, most resourceful people in the world, damn 'em.
13
Sometimes I suspect the whole damn shooting-match is nothing but a dream.
14
He just a damn-fool Yankee boy I picked up in New York.
15
That damn bunk would iv been the death iv me, I know.
16
To mention Over-Sea is sufficient with some people to damn the Scheme.
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