darnedest
or darnd·est
Origin of darnedest
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How to use darnedest in a sentence
Instead, they represent a basic truth that federal politicians, like kids, say the darnedest things.
Morgan did his darnedest to humanize the hard-nosed media mogul.
But she has done her darnedest to squelch rumors that she is interested in running.
It's the darndest news—the—the darnedest good news ever you heard in your life.
The Portygee | Joseph Crosby LincolnDr. Temple was moved to a violent outburst for him: "Well, that's the darnedest bridal couple—I only said darn, my dear."
Excuse Me! | Rupert Hughes
"You certainly have the darnedest luck in backing the right horse," exclaimed a rival pork-packer enviously.
The Red Cross Girl | Richard Harding DavisI tried my darnedest to get some of the fellows to come with me.
Two on the Trail | Hulbert FootnerBadger-face, sez Horace, youre the darnedest bother of a man I ever saw.
Friar Tuck | Robert Alexander Wason
British Dictionary definitions for darnedest
/ (ˈdɑːndɪst) /
a euphemistic word for damnedest
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