damnably
/ˈdæmnəbli/
adverb
- In a way that is very bad, unpleasant, or deserving of criticism.
- The project was damnably difficult to finish on time.
- The weather turned damnably cold just as we started our hike.
- He behaved damnably toward his colleagues during the meeting.
- Used as an intensifier to mean 'extremely' or 'very' (in a negative or emphatic sense).
- She was damnably sure she had locked the door, but it was open.
- The traffic was damnably slow this morning.
- He found the puzzle damnably confusing.
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