Definition

damnably

adverb
  1. in a way that is extremely annoying, frustrating, or unpleasant; infuriatingly
  2. Usage: informal; emphatic
  3. in a way that deserves condemnation or is morally reprehensible
  4. Usage: formal; archaic

Examples

  • The traffic was damnably slow this morning.
  • He was damnably rude to the waiter.
  • It's damnably difficult to find a parking spot downtown.
  • The system is damnably inefficient.
  • She spoke in a damnably condescending tone.
  • The weather has been damnably cold all week.

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