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- noun Plural form of
damnation .
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Examples
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I don't want to think it's out of a desire to play the proverbial skunk at the garden party, posting here just for the fun of triggering the predictable and equally judgmental you-are-going-to-hell damnations from others.
Eliot Daley: Welcome, Atheists. But, Really, Why Are You Here?
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I don't want to think it's out of a desire to play the proverbial skunk at the garden party, posting here just for the fun of triggering the predictable and equally judgmental you-are-going-to-hell damnations from others.
Eliot Daley: Welcome, Atheists. But, Really, Why Are You Here?
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When talking to her, he skipped the “damnations” and “hellfires,” deferring to her femininity.
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First and foremost, I felt she needed to be punished for all the dirty tricks, moving goalposts, damnations with faint praise, negative ads and snooty supporters.
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Try some cogency and coherence, in lieu of facile damnations and preachments.
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The only moral solution is to go for the lesser of damnations.
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The only moral solution is to go for the lesser of damnations.
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Poor, blind devil; ophthalmia was among the countless damnations that made the ancient world not so glamorous after all ....
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Requests for information, blessings, money, advice, praises for the active role the archbishop was playing in city affairs, damnations for the active role the archbishop was playing in city affairs.
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Requests for information, blessings, money, advice, praises for the active role the archbishop was playing in city affairs, damnations for the active role the archbishop was playing in city affairs.
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