foredamned
foredamned adjective: damned beforehand. Also the simple past and past participle of foredamn.
Adjective
foredamned (comparative more foredamned, superlative most foredamned)
- Damned beforehand
- O, misery, to be born a man like little Paul foredamned to have forever in his mouth the astringency of the piss in his biting temper!2013, Gerald Kersh, The Implacable Hunter
Also used as
foredamned is also the simple past and past participle of foredamn.
Forms of foredamned
| comparative | more foredamned |
|---|---|
| superlative | most foredamned |
| alternative form | fore-damned |
Origin of foredamned
From foredamn + -ed and/or fore- + damned.
Questions about foredamned
- What does foredamned mean?
- Foredamned means damned beforehand.
- What part of speech is foredamned?
- Foredamned is an adjective.
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