verdammt
fucking
used to express strong anger or emphasis
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verdammt synonyms
What's the difference between verdammt / verflucht / verdammt noch mal / scheiß- / verflixt / beißend
A strong swear-like intensifier, similar to “damned/cursed”; rude, but usually less harsh than explicit profanity.
A colloquial exclamation of strong irritation; very close in function to “fucking,” often used as an emotional outburst.
A very rude colloquial prefix used before nouns; harsh, vulgar, and aggressive in tone.
A mild colloquial expression of annoyance, like “darn” or “darned”; much softer and less profane.
Usually means “bitter, cutting, biting, caustic” and is not a direct profanity synonym; only matches in the sense of sharpness.
A very crude, taboo word; literally sexual in origin, and as an intensifier or insult it sounds extremely vulgar.
A neutral intensifier meaning “quite, very, completely”; no profanity, common in everyday speech.
A strong neutral intensifier used in more formal or written speech; not rude or slangy.
A colloquial intensifier meaning “crazy, insanely, damn”; emotional, but not explicitly vulgar.
A very common colloquial intensifier meaning “totally, completely, really”; not rude, but emotionally emphatic.
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verdammt means fucking. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce verdammt
/fɛɐ̯ˈdamt/
verdammt translation
fucking
verdammt examples
Das ist verdammt schwer.
verdammt transcription
/fɛɐ̯ˈdamt/
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verdammt meaning: what does it mean?
wird verwendet, um starke Wut oder Nachdruck auszudrücken
verdammt pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
verdammt is pronounced as /fɛɐ̯ˈdamt/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
verdammt definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Das ist verdammt schwer. Translation: Это чертовски трудно.
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