Definition of the word damned

Definition of the word damned

Pronunciation of vocabulary damned

damnedadjective, adverb
chết tiệt
/dæmd//dæmd/

Origin of the word damned

"Damned" originates from the Old English word "demed," meaning "judged" or "condemned." It evolved from the verb "deman," meaning "to judge." The concept of being "damned" in a spiritual sense comes from the idea of being judged and condemned by a higher power, often associated with hell or eternal punishment. Over time, "damned" has become a more general term expressing strong disapproval or frustration, often used as an intensifier.

Vocabulary summary damned

type adjective

meaning damned

example it is damned hot

example it was a damned long way

meaning hateful, cursed; disgusting

example none of your damned nonsense!

example you damned fooldamned: fool!, idiot!

meaning damned souls

type adverb

meaning too much, extremely; extremely, extremely

example it is damned hot

example it was a damned long way

Example of vocabulary damnednamespace

a swear word that people use to show that they are annoyed with somebody/something

một từ chửi thề mà mọi người sử dụng để thể hiện rằng họ đang khó chịu với ai đó/cái gì đó

The damned thing won't start!
Cái thứ chết tiệt đó sẽ không bắt đầu!
It's none of your damn business!
Đó không phải việc của cậu!
Don't be so damned silly!
Đừng có ngốc nghếch thế!
After losing all of their money in a bad investment, the couple swore that they were damned if they ever put their savings at risk again.
Sau khi mất toàn bộ tiền vào một khoản đầu tư tồi, cặp đôi này thề rằng họ sẽ không bao giờ để số tiền tiết kiệm của mình gặp rủi ro nữa.
When the team's captain was benched for the game, his teammates muttered complaints about being damned to win without him.
Khi đội trưởng phải ngồi dự bị trong trận đấu, các đồng đội của anh phàn nàn rằng họ sẽ phải chịu trận nếu không có anh.