damned
adjective
[ damd ]
• (in Christian belief) condemned by God to suffer eternal punishment in hell.
• "damned sinners"
• used to emphasize or express anger or frustration with someone or something.
• "it's none of your damned business"
Similar:
blasted,
damn,
flaming,
precious,
confounded,
pestilential,
rotten,
wretched,
blessed,
flipping,
blinking,
blooming,
blimming,
bloody,
bleeding,
effing,
chuffing,
goddam,
plurry,
bally,
ruddy,
deuced,
cursed,
accursed,
damnable,
fucking,
frigging,
pissing,
shitty,
sodding,
chickenshit,
pissant,
fecking,
damned
adverb
• used for emphasis or to express anger or frustration.
• "she's too damned arrogant"
damn
verb
• (in Christian belief) be condemned by God to suffer eternal punishment in hell.
• "be forever damned with Lucifer"
• criticize strongly.
• "the book damns her husband"
Similar:
condemn,
censure,
criticize,
attack,
denounce,
deplore,
decry,
revile,
inveigh against,
blame,
chastise,
castigate,
berate,
upbraid,
reprimand,
rebuke,
reprove,
reprehend,
take to task,
find fault with,
deprecate,
disparage,
slam,
hammer,
lay into,
cane,
blast,
slate,
slag off,
have a go at,
slash,
reprobate,
excoriate,
vituperate,
arraign,
objurgate,
anathematize,
Origin:
Middle English: from Old French dam(p)ner, from Latin dam(p)nare ‘inflict loss on’, from damnum ‘loss, damage’.
