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damnation

UK
/dæmˈneɪʃən/
US
/dæmˈneɪʃən/

Translations

damnationnoun
damnations
pl
damnationSens religieux : condamnation à la peine éternelle.
The preacher warned the congregation about the consequences of sin and the risk of damnation.
Le prédicateur a mis en garde la congrégation contre les conséquences du péché et le risque de damnation.
condamnationAu sens d’acte ou de prononcé formel de condamnation.
The monarch’s damnation of the traitors was proclaimed throughout the realm.
La condamnation des traîtres par le monarque fut proclamée dans tout le royaume.
réprobationAu sens de blâme sévère ou de désapprobation.
The artist faced damnation from critics who disapproved of his controversial work.
L’artiste a fait face à la réprobation des critiques qui désapprouvaient son œuvre controversée.
Synonyms
cursing
hell
eternal punishment
doom
condemnation
damnationinterjection
UK
/dæmˈneɪʃən/
US
/dæmˈneɪʃən/
Used as an exclamation of anger, annoyance, or surprise.
zutFamilier ; exclamation de contrariété ou de surprise.
Damnation! I left the tickets at home.
Zut ! J’ai laissé les billets à la maison.
Additional translations
bon sangFamilier ; plus énergique, selon le contexte.
Synonyms
hell
confound it
curse it
blast it
blast
drat
darn
damn

Definitions

damnationnoun
The state of being condemned to eternal punishment in hell.
The preacher warned the congregation about the consequences of sin and the risk of damnation.
A severe reprobation or condemnation.
The artist faced damnation from critics who disapproved of his controversial work.
The act of condemning someone or something; the formal pronouncement of condemnation.
The monarch’s damnation of the traitors was proclaimed throughout the realm.
damnationinterjection
An exclamation expressing anger, annoyance, or surprise.
Damnation! I left the tickets at home.
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