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Meanings of damnation in English
Portuguese
condenação Spanish
condenación Usage of damnation in English
1
Obscene though the crime was, eternal damnation was several punishments too far.
2
I tried the door;-forthe damnation of my soul, it was open.
3
He and Dea had a loophole of happiness; the rest was damnation.
4
Those who only exist to lead the innocent into darkness and damnation.
5
The common error arises from our thinking damnation a state of suffering.
6
It was the survivors who would endure a thousand forms of damnation.
7
He believed in the gold standard, a high tariff, and eternal damnation.
8
The local ministers held that Dunn Street was a road to damnation.
9
And perhaps they are immortal, and that must be their real damnation.
10
And he will not stop until he has delivered mankind unto damnation.
11
They are intensely religious, and their idea of damnation is very vivid.
12
To him there is no hope of escaping the damnation of hell.
13
In the midst of damnation, he had sensed the possibility of salvation.
14
And why in damnation did he care what she thought of him?
15
They'd married, had Serena May, and I'd fucked that to all damnation.
16
But men who are foreknown to damnation, never attain to eternal life.
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United Kingdom
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