Damnable

usgb/ˈdæmnəbl/
adjective

Deserving strong hatred or criticism.

He was held responsible for the damnable atrocities committed during the war.
Visual representation of "damnable" - Deserving strong hatred or criticism.

Often appears as...

  • damnable deed
  • damnable lies

Usage tips

Disapproving

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Strong Condemnation

Use 'damnable' to express that something is incredibly wrong or unethical.

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Their damnable disregard for the rules put everyone at risk.
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Social Disapproval

'Damnable' suggests that others will likely disapprove of the act or behavior.

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Spreading damnable false accusations will ruin your reputation.
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Strong Emphasis

Adding 'damnable' lends strong emphasis to the criticism being expressed.

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He was known for imposing damnable conditions on his tenants.
Visual representation of the word "Damnable"

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