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Meanings of damnation (damnations) in English
Portuguese
condenação Spanish
condenación Usage of damnations in English
1
They were all intent on pursuing their own pleasures and damnations.
2
What solemn, reverberating, sanguinary damnations we shall hear from the other!
3
Dreams and damnations at marked-down prices, and a little shop-soiled.
4
All the sweet suffering, the despair and damnations... you would take it all away.
5
I believe in two damnations, the damnation of the living and the damnation of the dead.
6
I have left you a prey to your own imaginations amongst my relations, the worst of damnations.
7
The darkest delights and the deepest damnations, for all those foolish enough to think they've already hit bottom.
8
And for the next few weeks he continued to receive letters clotted with anathemas, damnations, threats, and filthy abuse.
9
It was a time of miracles and monstrosities, dreams and damnations built with pride, where anything and everything seemed possible.
10
The colonel, bidden to hear the jarring noises of an engagement in the woods to the left, broke out in vague damnations.
11
'Yes,' I replied, and quoted Browning to her: ''Twenty-nine Distinct damnations.
12
Obscene though the crime was, eternal damnation was several punishments too far.
13
I tried the door;-forthe damnation of my soul, it was open.
14
He and Dea had a loophole of happiness; the rest was damnation.
15
Those who only exist to lead the innocent into darkness and damnation.
16
The common error arises from our thinking damnation a state of suffering.
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Damnations through the time