Damnably - Meaning, Definition & English Examples
Damnably is an adverb meaning extremely or excessively, often used to emphasize annoyance or frustration. For example: The weather was damnably hot, expresses strong irritation about the heat.
Definition:
In a manner deserving strong condemnation or extremely unpleasant.
Synonyms:
abominably, detestably, horribly
Part of Speech:
adverb
Antonyms:
admirably, commendably, pleasantly
Common Collocations:
damnably difficult, damnably hot, damnably persistent
Derivatives:
damnable, damned, damning
Usage Tips:
Use "damnably" to emphasize extreme negativity or frustration about a situation or behavior.
Common Phrases:
damnably stubborn, damnably clever, damnably slow
Etymology:
Derived from "damnable," from Old French "damner," meaning to condemn or censure severely.
Examples:
- 1. The weather was damnably hot all week.
- 2. He behaved damnably rude at the party last night.
- 3. The task proved damnably difficult to complete on time.
- 4. She was damnably persistent in her demands for a refund.