Pronunciation: /dæm/
noun a swear word or curse
A1 I don't give a damn about what they think.
A2 She couldn't care less about the damn weather.
B1 I'm tired of dealing with all this damn paperwork.
B2 I can't believe the damn audacity of some people.
C1 The damn incompetence of the management is really starting to show.
C2 I'm fed up with the damn inefficiency of this company.
verb to curse or condemn someone or something
A1 I damn my luck for always being late.
A2 She damn near missed the bus this morning.
B1 The coach damn well knew we needed more practice.
B2 I damn near lost my job because of that mistake.
C1 He damn well better show up on time for this meeting.
C2 She damn near broke the record with her performance.
adjective used to express anger, frustration, or emphasis
A1 I can't believe how damn cute that puppy is!
A2 She always wears those damn shoes that hurt her feet.
B1 I need to fix that damn leak in the roof before it gets worse.
B2 I'm so damn tired of all the drama at work.
C1 The damn traffic is making me late for my appointment.
C2 I can't stand those damn politicians and their empty promises.
adverb used to intensify a statement or express strong emotion
A1 I am damn tired after a long day at work.
A2 She was damn excited to go on her first rollercoaster ride.
B1 I damn near missed my flight because of traffic.
B2 The food at that restaurant was damn good.
C1 He is damn talented and deserves all the success he has achieved.
C2 The view from the top of the mountain was damn breathtaking.
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