Damn

dam, v.t. to censure or condemn: to sentence to eternal punishment: to doom.— n. an oath: a curse.— adj. Dam′nable , deserving or tending to damnation: hateful: pernicious.— n. Dam′nablene .— adv. Dam′nably .— n. Damnā′tion , condemnation: ( theol. ) the punishment of the impenitent in the future state: eternal punishment.— adj. Dam′natory , consigning to damnation.— p.adj. Damned , sentenced to everlasting punishment: hateful: a profane intensive, meaning merely thorough (often written d——d, and softened into darned , dashed , .).— adv. very, exceedingly.— adj. Damnif′ic .— n. Damnificā′tion .— v.t. Dam′nify , to cause lo to.— adj. Dam′ning , exposing to condemnation. [Fr. damner —L. damnāre , to condemn— damnum , lo .]