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Definition of damnable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The damnable weather ruined our picnic plans.
2.
judgmentdeserving strong condemnation
- His actions were considered damnable by the community..
Origin of damnable
Latin, damnabilis (worthy of condemnation)
Examples of damnable in a sentence
Her damnable attitude made working with her difficult. The judge called the crime damnable. Her damnable behavior shocked everyone.
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- French:détestable, condamnable, ...
- German:verdammt, verdammenswert, ...
- Italian:dannato, ...
- Spanish:maldito, condenable, ...
- Portuguese:horrível, condenável, ...
- Chinese:讨厌的, 应受谴责的, ...
- Japanese:ひどい, 非難すべき, ...
- Arabic:مُشِين, مُسْتَحِقّ لِلإِدَانَة, ...
- Hebrew:נּוֹרָא, נִתְעָב, ...
- Russian:проклятый, предосудительный, ...
- Ukrainian:жахливий, засуджуваний, ...
- Hindi:अत्यंत बुरा, निंदनीय, ...
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