damning in German
damning in German is kondemnierend, missbilligend, missfällig — damning means strongly suggesting guilt or wrongdoing; hard to explain away.
damning in German
kondemnierend
Condemning.
missbilligend
Condemning.
missfällig
Condemning.
vernichtend
Condemning.
Kondemnation
A condemnation.
Malediktion
A condemnation.
Verdammung
A condemnation.
Verfluchen
A condemnation.
Verurteilung
A condemnation.
Verwünschung
A condemnation.
What does "damning" mean?
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adj Strongly suggesting guilt or wrongdoing; hard to explain away.
"The email was damning evidence that he had lied to investors."
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noun A strong condemnation or criticism of something.
"The report was a damning of the company's safety record."
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damning in a sentence
- The email was damning evidence that he had lied to investors.
- Her damning testimony sealed the verdict.
- The report was a damning of the company's safety record.
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What is "damning" in German?
"damning" in German is kondemnierend, missbilligend, missfällig. damning means: Strongly suggesting guilt or wrongdoing; hard to explain away.
How do you use "damning" in a sentence?
Example: "The email was damning evidence that he had lied to investors." In German, "damning" is kondemnierend, missbilligend, missfällig.
Are there other ways to say "damning" in German?
Yes — German has 10 translations listed for "damning": kondemnierend, missbilligend, missfällig, vernichtend, Kondemnation, Malediktion.
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