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Meaning of Damn

A swear word used to express anger, frustration, or disappointment.

In simple words: An expression of frustration or anger.

Damn in a sentence

  • They really missed the deadline, damn it!
  • Damn, that was a close game!
  • I can't believe they did that, damn.
  • Damn, it's hot outside today!
  • I spilled coffee everywhere, damn!

How to use Damn

Used to express annoyance, surprise, or disappointment. Can be informal and offensive, depending on context. Avoid in formal settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone expression

Memory hint

Think of a dam holding back water; when it breaks, you might say 'damn!'

Related words

Collocations with Damn

  • damn it
  • damn shame
  • damn thing
  • you damn right
  • a damn good time

Synonyms for Damn

Opposites of Damn

Common mistakes with Damn

  • Used too casually in formal conversations.
  • Misplaced emphasis can change the intended emotion.
  • Used as an adjective when it should be an exclamation.

Compare Damn with Condemn, Blast

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Frequently asked questions about Damn

What does Damn mean?

An expression of frustration or anger.

What is the definition of Damn?

A swear word used to express anger, frustration, or disappointment.

How do you use Damn in a sentence?

They really missed the deadline, damn it!

Can you give another example of Damn?

Damn, that was a close game!

What are synonyms for Damn?

Common alternatives include curse, damnation, condemn, blast, darn.

What is the opposite of Damn?

Opposite meanings include bless, praise, exalt.

What words go with Damn?

It commonly pairs with damn it, damn shame, damn thing, you damn right, a damn good time.

What are common mistakes when using Damn?

Used too casually in formal conversations. Misplaced emphasis can change the intended emotion. Used as an adjective when it should be an exclamation.

How do you pronounce Damn?

US: //dæm//, UK: //dæm//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Damn?

Used to express annoyance, surprise, or disappointment. Can be informal and offensive, depending on context. Avoid in formal settings.