deuced UK
ˈdjuːst
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Definition of deuced - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
degreeDatedUKvery intense, used to emphasize another adjective or nounDatedUK
  • That was a deuced hard question to answer.
exceedingly extremely very
2.
emotionDatedUKannoyingly bad or troublesome, provoking angerDatedUK
  • What a deuced nuisance that leak has become.
cursed damned infernal
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Origin of deuced

English, deuce (devil) + -ed (having)

Examples of deuced in a sentence

  • He had a deuced knack for solving riddles.
  • This deuced weather has ruined our plans again.
  • He’s a deuced fellow to bargain with, stubborn as a mule.

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  1. French:diablement, satané, ...
  2. German:verdammt, verflixt, ...
  3. Italian:maledettamente, maledetto, ...
  4. Spanish:maldito, fastidioso, ...
  5. Portuguese:danado, maldito, ...
  6. Chinese:极其, 讨厌的, ...
  7. Japanese:とんでもない, ひどく厄介な, ...
  8. Arabic:شَديد, مُغِيظ, ...
  9. Hebrew:עַז־מְאֹד, מְעַצְבֵּן, ...
  10. Russian:чертов, чертовский, ...
  11. Ukrainian:клятий, проклятий, ...
  12. Hindi:बेहद, बेहद झंझटपूर्ण, ...

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