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Meanings of damned in English
Usage of damned in English
1
No; not in French at all, but damned me in downright English.
2
Objection 1: It would seem that there is hope in the damned.
3
He believes in the material torture-flamesand devils and pitchforks-ofdamned souls.
4
A pity one cannot feel this way more of the God-damned time.
5
Accordingly both the blessed and the damned are under the eternal law.
6
They ensure you the pardon of Heaven; you that are actually damned.
7
The eye of the woman damned languourously seeks Satan among the myrtles.
8
He claims the right to be damned in spite of theosophical optimism.
9
We are damned to live through it in advance hundreds of nights.
10
Hurry up with your idea; I'm getting sick of these damned poisoners.
11
He looked like a damned outrage on the face of the Earth.
12
Hold it overside in the falls, or that damned fish'll smash it.
13
REPROBATION, n. In theology, the state of a luckless mortal prenatally damned.
14
Hit it quick before I tramp your damned face into the ground.
15
Now many will be damned who were not blasphemous in this life.
16
Now many who are damned, in this life hoped and never despaired.
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