damned in Italian
damned in Italian is dannato — damned means used to add emphasis, especially to complaints or strong statements — a milder stand-in for the swear word it comes from.
damned in Italian
dannato
What does "damned" mean?
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adv Used to add emphasis, especially to complaints or strong statements — a milder stand-in for the swear word it comes from.
"It was a damned long walk home in the rain."
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damned in a sentence
- It was a damned long walk home in the rain.
- It's a damned shame nobody warned us about the traffic.
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What is "damned" in Italian?
"damned" in Italian is dannato. damned means: Used to add emphasis, especially to complaints or strong statements — a milder stand-in for the swear word it comes from.
How do you use "damned" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a damned long walk home in the rain." In Italian, "damned" is dannato.
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