damn

Express frustrated disappointment

Damn means to condemn to eternal punishment in hell, or to condemn or curse generally: The priest warned that sinners would be damned.

The critics damned the play.

As an exclamation, damn expresses anger, frustration, or emphasis: Damn, I forgot my keys.

As an intensifier, it adds force: That's a damn good idea.

I'm damn tired of this.

Damn ranks among the milder profanities—offensive to some, especially in religious contexts, but common enough to appear in polite company.

Damn it or dammit is the exclamation; not worth a damn means worthless; damn with faint praise means to praise so weakly as to imply criticism.

curse

dammit

Exclamation of annoyance

darnRepair by weaving
dangSoftened expletive
dratMild oath

doggone · heck · blast · shoot · cuss · swear · expletive · profanity · obscenity · oath

condemnation

sentence

Complete thought, grammatically

judgmentReasoned decision-making capacity
perditionEternal spiritual ruin
hellUnderworld of suffering

doom · eternal · punishment · inferno · brimstone · sin · soul · retribution · reprobate · hellfire

intensifier

very

To high degree

extremelyTo an intense degree
reallyIn actual fact
bloodyGore-covered or British curse

blasted · freaking · frigging · awfully · terribly · utterly · absolutely · completely · totally · downright

frustration

annoyance

State of being bothered

exasperationIntense weary annoyance
irritationMild anger or inflammation
aggravationState of being vexed

vexation · disappointment · dismay · impatience · displeasure · chagrin · disgruntlement · indignation · peevishness · grouchiness

dismissal

worthless

Lacking any value

negligibleToo small to consider
insignificantLacking importance or consequence
trivialLacking significance or weight

iota · whit · bit · hoot · care · bother · fig · tinker

damn

dammit

sentence

very

annoyance

worthless

damn

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