perdition

He would tell me to go to perdition, probably, and I shouldn't blame him.

Perdition to the land where a man could not live unless he was a skunk or a cur.

If was the world against Kate, let the world go to perdition.

Since she went I know what perdition means; what darkness is.

He resisted, as though I had been forcing him over the brink of perdition.

No devil had ever tempted a man with such a bribe of perdition.

In his view it was the surest means of getting to perdition.

To forsake it is to "forsake their own mercy," to "turn back into perdition."

He has led me to perdition—men lost, boat lost, credit lost.

I will not ask a favor of man, to save my soul from perdition.