damnably in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for damnably in the English»Italian Dictionary

damnably [Brit ˈdamnəbli, Am ˈdæm(n)əbli] ADV

1. damnably (disgracefully):

damnably cruel, wicked

di una crudeltà, una cattiveria odiosa

2. damnably (extremely):

damnably arch, inf

maledettamente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It's wise advice, though damnably hard to put into practice.

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We are a damnably creative and inventive species.

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Getting foreign policy right is damnably hard.

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If all else fails you could stop at any newsagent, buy the map and stop being so damnably feeble.

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And that is about as much as she gives away because the volunteers, who range from 16 to 89, are damnably discreet.

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These are damnably false charges.

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For one thing, it's damnably difficult to review individual episodes of a show that's designed as a continuous narrative.

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It is as simple, and as damnably difficult, as that.

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In these days of the all-seeing internet it is damnably difficult to vanish off the face of the earth.

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There's also a 113bhp, 1.6-litre petrol engine, which is nicer than it sounds but is damnably slow.

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