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Meanings of damnatory in English
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Examples for "damning"
Examples for "damning"
1
Lower Saxony is Roesler's home state, making a defeat there especially damning.
2
In fact, his testimony was particularly damning against Zuma at this point.
3
The letter contains damning allegations about medical procedure inside the detention centre.
4
Of course, you could say I'm damning the platforms with faint praise.
5
Shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth was damning of the senior minister's comments.
Usage of damnatory in English
1
The Athanasian Creed is not objectionable because of its damnatory clauses.
2
Rocco Ricci within gave tongue to the vehement damnatory dance of Pericles outside.
3
And the discharged gun, mine, was a damnatory proof against me.
4
The damnatory clauses, as they are called, did not startle me.
5
But he found in that steady regard nothing more damnatory than a keen, boyish interest.
6
They could speak from private positive information of certain damnatory circumstances, derived from authentic sources.
7
He was not strongest, however, in damnatory criticism.
8
He at once incriminated himself, and was soon induced to bring damnatory accusations against his friends.
9
The feeling of the Whigs against these anti-slavery men was bitter and damnatory to the last degree.
10
Your opinion as to the letters as a whole is so damnatory that I put them by.
11
At once the old horrible suspicion returned, and this time with tenfold violence, and with damnatory confirmation.
12
It was on the tip of Hull's tongue to tell something more, a damnatory fact against himself.
13
The case against you, on the basis of the papers filed at Secret Service Headquarters, was most damnatory.
14
She gave her damnatory evidence neatly, and clearly, and with a seeming candor and regret, that disarmed suspicion.
15
Heaven help the man who does a doubtful act and leaves damnatory evidence on paper kicking about the world.
16
Pompilia's evidence alone is damnatory, for she was not slain outright, and lingers long enough to tell her story.
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