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Definition of goddam in English: goddam(also goddamn, goddamned) noun, adverb, & adjective ˈɡɒdam North American informal Used for emphasis, especially to express anger or frustration. 〈非正式，主美〉 用以表示强调，尤其是表示愤怒或失意该死的 as adjective I feel so sick I can hardly raise my goddam head as submodifier he had been told to do this on some goddam boring management course as noun I don't give a goddam what you do! Example sentencesExamples - I'll be goddamned if I allow this outrageous assertion to pass uncontested.
- This harsh dismissal could be seen as a somewhat cruel move - provided it wasn't so goddamned funny, of course.
- Oh, and the whole dead mom thing - that's pretty goddamned unsettling too.
- Unless, of course, one of you wants to break that goddamned lamp.
- It is indescribably rich, achingly lovely, and utterly goddamned beautiful.
- There shouldn't be signs on the highway exhorting people to swim with the goddamned endangered manatees.
- The red signifies the blood this country has endured for over five hundred goddamned years of treacherous racism.
- I repeat, as far as I can tell, nobody goddam well knows.
- And irony, oh, the goddamned irony, that courses through the popular culture like a cancer.
- Do you know how much watery draft lager a hockey fan like me can suck down in the course of a goddamn 80-hour game?
- To paraphrase Gandhi, have some goddamned cultural sensitivity, man.
- And the men were so goddamned ungrateful for all the work their wives did!
- And I'd be goddamned if I was going to scrape it all up with a butter knife.
- The old one was just so goddam nice, if you know what I mean.
- I was the goddamned computer club student of the year in 1985, goddammit!
- I saved up for snow tires this year (damn near killed myself on bald tires in these goddam mountains last year) and went down to get them mounted and balanced this morning after coffee.
- Of course, they are singing the goddam Donny and Marie theme song throughout the whole episode.
- If the bankers and the businessmen who hold our society by the political and economic short hairs really gave a good goddam, poverty could practically disappear.
- It's a goddamned movie, and, let's be honest here, there are many more productive things to be than a goddamn filmmaker.
- Intelligent, educated women look at how many cupholders a car has because they want to know how many goddamned cupholders it has.
Synonyms blasted, damn, flaming, precious, confounded, pestilential, rotten, wretched
OriginMid 17th century: abbreviation of God damn (me). |