damn

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UK /dæm/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cause the downfall or failure of; criticize

They will damn my singing, I know they do not like it

v.t.Transitive VerbTo threaten with everlasting punishment

It is said God will damn you to hell if you are bad. But I don’t believe anyone could be so cruel

interj.InterjectionA mild swear word used to express annoyance

Damn! I’m late for class again

v.t.Transitive VerbTo condemn to hell; to curse.

The witch damned the village, causing misfortune to befall all its inhabitants.

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none not unit like every damn it is generally his mountain
none not unit like every damn it is generally his mountain

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who knows not a damn thing about foreign policy.
who knows not a damn thing about foreign policy.
he doesn't know a damn thing about foreign policy.
he doesn't know a damn thing about foreign policy.

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*Damn i am actually really good at this*
*Damn i am actually really good at this*
"It has to be a god damn clue somewhere."
"It has to be a god damn clue somewhere."

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They're pretty damn versatile, these chopsticks, and what was even better: they're cheap.
They're pretty damn versatile, these chopsticks, and what was even better: they're cheap.

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