Damme Meaning in English
word · lemma: damn me
Definition
An old-fashioned exclamation used to express surprise, anger, or emphasis, similar to 'I swear' or 'I’ll be damned.' Not commonly used in modern English except in historical or literary texts.
Usage & Nuances
Very old-fashioned and considered mild profanity or oath. Rarely heard in everyday speech; often appears in classic literature, historical dramas, or as an archaic exclamation. Not as strong or offensive as modern swear words.
Example Sentences
Damme, I forgot my hat!
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If he wins, damme if that's not a miracle.
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She said, 'damme, what a storm!'
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Well, damme if I know the answer to that one.
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He keeps saying 'damme' every time he's shocked in the story.
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That's 18th-century English for 'wow'—people used 'damme' a lot back then.
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