damned
Wretched vs Damned - What's the difference?
wretched | damned |Damned is a synonym of wretched.
As adjectives the difference between wretched and damned
is that wretched is very miserable; sunk in, or accompanied by, deep affliction or distress, as from want, anxiety, or grief; calamitous; woeful; very afflicting while damned is god-forsaken.As an adverb damned is
very.As a verb damned is
past tense of damn.Damped vs Damned - What's the difference?
damped | damned |As verbs the difference between damped and damned
is that damped is past tense of damp while damned is past tense of damn.As adjectives the difference between damped and damned
is that damped is stopped from smouldering and reigniting by the application of water while damned is god-forsaken.As an adverb damned is
very.Damned vs Dawned - What's the difference?
damned | dawned |As verbs the difference between damned and dawned
is that damned is (damn) while dawned is (dawn).As an adjective damned
is god-forsaken.As an adverb damned
is (vulgar) very.Damned vs Dammed - What's the difference?
damned | dammed |As verbs the difference between damned and dammed
is that damned is past tense of damn while dammed is past tense of dam.As an adjective damned
is god-forsaken.As an adverb damned
is very.Taxonomy vs Damned - What's the difference?
taxonomy | damned |As a noun taxonomy
is the science or the technique used to make a classification.As an adjective damned is
god-forsaken.As an adverb damned is
very.As a verb damned is
past tense of damn.Damned vs Blankety - What's the difference?
damned | blankety |As adjectives the difference between damned and blankety
is that damned is god-forsaken while blankety is (dated|euphemistic) damnable, damned or blankety can be resembling or related to a blanket.As an adverb damned
is (vulgar) very.As a verb damned
is (damn).Damned vs Bastarding - What's the difference?
damned | bastarding |As adjectives the difference between damned and bastarding
is that damned is god-forsaken while bastarding is (uk|informal) damned, bloody; hateful.As an adverb damned
is (vulgar) very.As a verb damned
is (damn).Damned vs Dyc - What's the difference?
damned | dyc |Dyc is likely misspelled.
Dyc has no English definition.