damnable — ONAD

damnable /ˈdamnəb(ə)l, ˈdæmnəb(ə)l

▸ adjective

1 extremely bad or unpleasant:

leave this damnable place behind.

2 subject to or worthy of divine condemnation:

suicide was thought damnable in the Middle Ages.

– DERIVATIVES
damnably /ˈdam(n)əblē, ˈdæm(n)əbli

/ adverb

– ORIGIN Middle English (in damnable (SENSE 2)): from Old French dam(p)nable, from Latin dam(p)nabilis, from dam(p)nare ‘inflict loss on’ (see damn).