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Example sentences for "damnably"

Lexicographically close words:
dammed; damming; damn; damna; damnable; damnation; damnatory; damne; damned; damnedest

There was something damnably ironical in that!

Of course, it was open to him to meet that question with blank denial, open to him to lie--as is the practice of the world when such damnably awkward situations come along.

The characters of a book are to my mind damnably like the tiresome people who keep you wishing them good-night till you wish them at the devil.

Whoever did originate them, they are damnably false.

But the worst of it is that every one around me is so damnably jealous.

But he's damnably used to false conveyancing.

Why, how to divide the business equally; to take the gift, and refuse the giver, thou art so damnably ugly, and so old.

Of course he had always known that it must end some time, but while he drifted damnably he had not given much thought to that.

He was weak, damnably weak; and for years he had admired himself, detachedly, as a man of pride.

There is a way out, but it appeals to me as damnably low.

He looked at her sitting across the little table from him, so slender and still--a different Cynthia but damnably desirable.

He made wry faces, passed his thick tongue around his dry mouth--oh, so damnably dry!

So then all's out, and I have been damnably imposed on.

Then Sir Gilbert Goose must have been most damnably mistaken.

It is filled with things likewise damnably beautiful.

I do not know which is the more weirdly and damnably pathetic: I when I was a child, or I when I am grown to a woman, young and all alone.

My hair still stands up an end when I think on't; and most damnably troubled I was there, for three very weighty reasons.

I say that we are damnably beshit, since you give no heed at all to the equity of the plea, and the devil sings among you.

And, to comply with her invitation, we crammed and twisted till we owned ourselves thoroughly cured of thirst, which before did damnably plague us.

What at sundown seems good in the morning appears damnably bad; and I was obliged to give every page a test of three or four days' waiting.

She believed them to be damnably cleverer than any other people on earth, and especially than the English.

He was being most damnably himself; his demeanour was as faultless as his dress.

I'm damnably tired of it; and don't intend to keep single any longer.

Make her feel how damnably sorry I am that I ever let her in for this!

Hasn't it ever struck you that you're getting damnably narrow?

You were behaving damnably indecently when you came up out of the orlop there--and that was before you were told a word of all this, remember.

Democracy's got such damnably high-falutin ideals and so little sense of ordinary decency.

He was most damnably mysterious whenever I came over to the mill; he would wink at me in a respectful manner--as much as to say 'We know what we know.

And now they were friendly--oh, so damnably friendly!

She's too damnably clever," he kept saying to himself, "too damnably clever.

You always were right, you always will be damnably right.

And he took up her last book just to see again how damnably clever she was.

It was strange--damnably and most curiously strange!

Across his mind flashed that scene in the prison library when Millman had been plausible before--damnably plausible!

I am sorry too," he said, "damnably sorry for Carlotta and for myself.

I repeat, your father was a very lucky man--a damnably lucky one.

And he had shown himself so damnably tender toward a man fairly advanced within the shadow of the fifties--a man who, if not an acknowledged outcast from the joys of life, would soon be lagging superfluous on their rim.

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