damned

What you say in New York—'a damned fine old family,' yes, is it not?

Banstead at last relieved his feelings with a gasping, "Well, I'm damned!"

"You've treated me damned badly," said Banstead, turning on his heel.

This fellow, who had offered to take money for a guest, was damned for life and branded.

What damned jolly fun it will be to send her out of the house in a rage!

She talks like a lady, and, what's a damned sight harder, she acts like a lady.

"He that believeth not shall be damned" even though he is baptized.

"Bob, it's damned hard to find a straight-legged dog," laughed Danby.

There's somebody behind that damned Langdon—he's not clever enough for all this.

Hardcastle resented the appeal to me, and bid him wait and be damned.