Meanings of damnable lie in English

They have invented a wicked lie,- awickeddamnable lie,- adamnablelie!

It was that damnable lie she'd told him with a perfectly straight face.

What you have told me is a lie-a damnable lie.

I'll begin with the man who started that damnable lie.

This charge is a foul and damnable lie.

That's a most damnable lie; and when she finds out, 'tis then she will not forgive.

That's a damnable lie!

And now-becauseof a damnable lie-Something seemed to rise in his throat, he paused, struggling with himself, finally went on jerkily, with difficulty.

When a prominent Catholic recently aped the Protestant clergymen by declaring that Protestantism is decaying, the preacher at Tremont Temple called it a " damnable lie."

The most willful and damnable lies were brought up against me.

I am not saying what the lies were, but they were damnable lies.

The truth, twisted, makes the most damnable lies.

And meanwhile the damnable lies gain ground, and a new generation is lost to its due development.

Of course there have been lies,-damnablelies.

"Take back your damnable lies or I'll ram them down your throat!"

"That," he said very slowly, "is a damnable lie.