damnable
adjective
[ ˈdamnəb(ə)l ]
• very bad or unpleasant.
• "leave this damnable place behind"
Similar:
unpleasant,
disagreeable,
objectionable,
offensive,
execrable,
horrible,
horrid,
ghastly,
awful,
nasty,
dreadful,
terrible,
annoying,
irritating,
infuriating,
maddening,
exasperating,
hateful,
detestable,
loathsome,
foul,
abominable,
odious,
obnoxious,
beastly,
pestilential,
scurvy,
• subject to or worthy of divine condemnation.
• "suicide was thought damnable in the Middle Ages"
Similar:
accursed,
cursed,
under a curse,
damned,
diabolical,
devilish,
demonic,
demoniac,
fiendish,
Mephistophelian,
hellish,
infernal,
execrable,
base,
wicked,
evil,
sinful,
iniquitous,
heinous,
anathematized,
Origin:
Middle English (in damnable (sense 2)): from Old French dam(p)nable, from Latin dam(p)nabilis, from dam(p)nare ‘inflict loss on’ (see damn).
