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Meanings of own damnation in English
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Usage of own damnation in English
1
Her flippant, reckless acceptance of the certainty of her own damnation horrified him.
2
You see-I'mstrong. It was as if he had pronounced his own damnation.
3
Did you not eat and drink the red blood to your own damnation?
4
But then I remembered: I was avoiding my own damnation.
5
I went back to the sea and left her to work out her own damnation.
6
Why are you so convinced of your own damnation?
7
The gunslinger could almost see him looking down into the drifty depths of his own damnation.
8
Are you so humble, vile worm, as to wish to glorify God by your own damnation?
9
Then you have eaten and drunk your own damnation, and misused the Holy Sacrament for purposes of witchcraft!
10
What could have come of it but your own damnation, as I told you that day at Gavrillac?
11
This is how we bring about our own damnation, you know-byignoring the voice that begs us to stop.
12
One last glance he cast at the six listeners, and in their wide-eyed interest he read his own damnation.
13
Even College servants were put on oath for their duties: Gyps invited their own damnation, bed-makers kissed the book.
14
To save your soul for God, even at the cost of my own damnation... The abbé rolled his brown eyes heavenward.
15
An' I even took the sacrament; but I felt as though I were eating and drinking to my own damnation all th' time.
16
And did he not say comforting words to her and excuse her, saying she had loved much-aye ,lovedeven to her own damnation?
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