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darnation

American  
[dahr-ney-shuhn] / dɑrˈneɪ ʃən /

interjection

Informal.
  1. damnation; hell.

    Darnation! Who took the last three hush puppies?

    He'll be condemned to eternal darnation.


Etymology

Origin of darnation

First recorded in 1795–1800; euphemistic alteration of damnation

Example Sentences

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“Mean, darnation! ye’re eyether mad, gurl, or else talkin’ like a chile.

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Darnation! haven't I told you a thousand times?

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It’s darnation cattle-thievin’, an’ I’m hot on the trail.”

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If that darnation stack o’ kindlin’ was to fall that aways, why, I guess them vegetables wouldn’t amount to a mush o’ cabbige.”

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“Darnation take it, what in blazes are you shouting around for at this hour of the night?”

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