damn

• a lot
• abhor
• abominate
• absolute
• absolutely
• abundantly
• abuse
• ace
• achingly
• adjudge
• admonish
• all-out
• almighty
• altogether
• amazingly
• anathematize
• appreciably
• archly
• arrant
• as all get-out
• astonishingly
• astronomically
• attack
• authentic
• awful
• awfully
• badly
• ban
• banish
• beans
• beastly
• belittle
• berate
• bit
• blacklist
• blame
• blank
• blaspheme
• blast
• blisteringly
• blooming
• bodacious
• bone
• bubkes
• bupkes
• bupkus
• cast out
• castigate
• categoric
• categorical
• censure
• chasten
• chastise
• chide
• classic
• clean
• colossally
• complain of
• complete
• completely
• conclude
• condemn
• confirmed
• confound
• considerably
• constant
• consummate
• continental
• convict
• corking
• correct
• cracking
• crashing
• criticize
• crumb
• cry down
• curse
• cuss
• dab
• damned
• dang
• darn
• dead
• deadly
• decide
• decree
• decry
• deeply
• definite
• denounce
• denunciate
• deprecate
• desperately
• determine
• detest
• diddly
• diddly-squat
• dis
• discernibly
• discipline
• disparage
• dispraise
• diss
• doodley-squat
• doodly-squat
• doom
• downright
• drat
• dreadful
• driblet
• durn
• eminently
• endless
• enormously
• entirely
• especially
• eternal
• ever
• exceeding
• exceedingly
• exceptionally
• excessively
• excommunicate
• excoriate
• execrate
• expel
• extensively
• extra
• extraordinary
• extreme
• extremely
• fabulously
• fair
• fantastically
• far
• fault
• fiercely
• fig
• filthy
• find
• flame
• flat
• flat-out
• frightful
• frightfully
• full
• fully
• fulminate against
• genuine
• ghost
• glimmer
• good and
• grandly
• greatly
• habitual
• hate
• heavily
• highly
• hint
• hoot
• hopeless
• horrible
• huge
• hugely
• immensely
• imprecate
• incredibly
• intensely
• inveigle against
• inveterate
• iota
• jinx
• jolly
• jot
• judge
• knock
• lambast
• lambaste
• lick
• little
• loathe
• main
• majorly
• maledict
• markedly
• mightily
• mighty
• mite
• modicum
• monstrous
• monstrously
• monumentally
• mortally
• most
• much
• nip
• notably
• noticeably
• object to
• objurgate
• obscenely
• obviously
• opine
• ostracize
• ounce
• out-and-out
• outright
• overmuch
• palpably
• pan
• particle
• particularly
• passing
• peanuts
• penalize
• perfect
• perpetual
• pin
• plainly
• plentifully
• plumb
• positively
• profound
• profoundly
• proscribe
• punish
• pure
• purely
• radically
• rake
• rank
• rap
• rattling
• ray
• real
• really
• rebuke
• regular
• remarkably
• reprehend
• reprimand
• reproach
• reprobate
• reprove
• resolve
• revile
• right
• roaring
• roaringly
• rule
• scold
• scrap
• scruple
• semblance
• sentence
• seriously
• severely
• shade
• shadow
• sheer
• shred
• significantly
• simple
• skosh
• slam
• smidge
• smidgen
• smidgeon
• smidgin
• snap
• so
• sore
• sorely
• spanking
• specially
• speck
• spot
• sprinkling
• squat
• staggeringly
• stark
• stinking
• stone
• straight-out
• strain
• streak
• substantially
• such
• super
• superlative
• supreme
• supremely
• surpassing
• surpassingly
• suspicion
• swear
• syllable
• terrible
• terribly
• terrific
• that
• thorough
• thoroughgoing
• thoroughly
• thumping
• thunder against
• tittle
• too
• total
• totally
• touch
• trace
• unadulterated
• unalloyed
• unco
• uncommonly
• unconditional
• undying
• unmitigated
• unqualified
• unremitting
• unrestricted
• upbraid
• utter
• utterly
• vastly
• veritable
• very
• visibly
• vitally
• vituperate
• way
• whacking
• whit
• wholly
• whoop
• wicked
• wildly

• acclaim
• admit
• allow
• applaud
• approve
• barely
• benefit
• bless
• cherish
• commend
• compliment
• consecrate
• defend
• doubtful
• dubious
• elevate
• endorse
• equivocal
• eulogize
• exalt
• exonerate
• extol
• extoll
• favor
• glorify
• hail
• hallow
• hardly
• honor
• include
• indorse
• just
• laud
• little
• magnify
• marginally
• meagerly
• minimally
• negligibly
• nominally
• pardon
• permit
• praise
• promote
• protect
• qualified
• questionable
• reprieve
• restricted
• revere
• reward
• salute
• sanctify
• sanction
• scantily
• scarcely
• slightly
• somewhat
• tout
• uncertain
• venerate
• welcome

• noun
  1. The use of "damn" as a curse.
  2. A small, negligible quantity, being of little value; a whit or jot.
  3. The smallest amount of concern or consideration.
• verb
  1. To condemn to hell.
  2. To condemn; to declare guilty; to doom; to adjudge to punishment.
  3. To put out of favor; to ruin; to label negatively.
  4. To condemn as unfit, harmful, invalid, immoral or illegal.
  5. To curse; put a curse upon.
  6. To invoke damnation; to curse.
• adjective
  1. Generic intensifier. Fucking; bloody.
• adverb
  1. Very; extremely.
• interjection
  1. Used to express anger, irritation, disappointment, annoyance, contempt or suprise, etc. See also dammit.

• The unexpected flat tire left him muttering a frustrated damn.
• She sighed and thought, "This traffic is a damn inconvenience."
• As he stubbed his toe, he couldn't help but let out a quiet damn.
• The movie was so intense that even the stoic character couldn't resist saying, "That's a damn good scene."
• In the face of adversity, he muttered a determined damn and pressed on.

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