Damnation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAMNATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• condemnation; the punishment of the impenitent in the future state
• condemnation to eternal punishment in hell
• The state of being damned; condemnation; openly expressed disapprobation.
• Condemnation to everlasting punishment in the future state, or the punishment itself.
• A sin deserving of everlasting punishment.
• the state of being condemned to eternal punishment in Hell
• eternal punishment
INTERJECTION:
• expressing anger or frustration.
EXCLAMATION:
• exclamation of anger
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of damning; the state of being damned

Words related to DAMNATION

damnations13 darnation10 tarnation9

Words that contain DAMNATION

damnations13

How to use DAMNATION in a sentence

• And they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation.
• My brethren, be not every man a master, Remembering how that we shall receive the more damnation.
• It seemed as if she had to, as if she would have danced with him even if she knew the next moment would send them both hurtling through space, like Lucifer, down to damnation.
• There are crooked paths, paths in which men go astray, paths that lead to death and damnation, but take heed of all those.
• An awful sense of coming doom and merited damnation hangs in the thunderous canopy of the Sistine vault, tempered by a solemn and sober expectation of the Saviour.
• That was their status, exclusion, damnation, as fixed as colour in Georgia or caste in Bengal.
• The missionaries cited this as a parable of Christianity, which would save from damnation the convert no matter how fungusy he was with sin.
• The unlawful gratification of the natural appetites has ever been the snare by which millions have been deluded to damnation.
• They believed in salvation and damnation, and in Heaven and Hell.
• No stupid tracts are handed to us, no whining and groaning, no morbid comments on the possibility of eternal damnation.
• Don Giovanni is still undaunted, and even when his terrible visitor offers him the choice between repentance and damnation, yields not a jot of his pride and insolence.
• Then they set up certain fanciful conditions, without the strict observance of which no one could avoid damnation.
• The advocates of eternal damnation primarily plant themselves upon the Christian Scriptures, and say that there the voice of an infallible inspiration from heaven asserts it.
• At the beginning, ye have both obedience urged to superior powers, as the ordinance of God, and damnation threatened against those who resist the lawful powers.
• With no knowledge of the evil they are committing, they begin the work of physical damnation which makes a hell of life and leads to endless death.
• For the chief punishment of sin is eternal damnation.
• They pronounced his damnation, and assured him that the judgment which he was so soon to suffer, would prove but an easy prologue to that which he must undergo hereafter.
• Future damnation is a poor threat when every man among us knows that a present hell is a much worse affair.
• My repentance lasted not, as I sailed, as I sailed, My repentance lasted not, as I sailed, My repentance lasted not, My vows I soon forgot, Damnation was my lot, as I sailed.
• Badman died in his sins, and so in a state of damnation? Wise.
• They trampled vain terrors beneath their feet and raised their eyes to heaven without fearing, as they formerly did, to read signs of anger and threats of damnation in the skies.
• Above the door was an old inscription, dated 1603, which threatened sudden death and eternal damnation to any human being who dared to open the door or efface the inscription.
• Their sin was indeed the cause of their damnation, yet, keeping from sin, they might nevertheless be lost.
• As I have said, I am the communion, and thou shalt eat my flesh and drink my blood, else perish utterly, and go into eternal damnation.
• It is true, he was at the same time separately convicted of the distinct crimes of having cursed his father, and drank damnation to the monarchy and hierarchy.
• It was his bitterest regret that a vast part of humanity was removed beyond the pale of fellowship by eternal damnation.
• It is equally impossible for the saint to be reconciled to damnation as will appear, by considering what it implies.
• For it was a received tradition among the faithful, that Mahomet denounced hell and damnation to all those who should tell any lies of him.

Similar words containing DAMNA without suffix tion

damnable13 damnably16 damnatory15 damnations13 damnability19 damnableness17 damnabilities18 damnablenesses19

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