adj.
Deserving condemnation; odious.
damnableness dam'na·ble·ness n.
damnably dam'na·bly adv.
damnable
Dictionary:
dam·na·ble (dăm'nə-bəl)  |
| Antonyms: damnable |
adj
Definition: atrocious, horrible
Antonyms: admirable, blessed, cherished, exalted, favorable, favored, good, laudatory, loveable, praiseworthy
| WordNet: damnable |
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The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
deserving a curse
Synonym: execrable
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