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vermaledeit
German → American English
American English
damned
Verflucht, verdammt; stark abwertend oder klagend verwendet.
Das war ein vermaledeiter Fehler.Use this as an old-fashioned or literary exclamation, not as a neutral everyday word. It often appears in phrases like ein vermaledeiter Tag.
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Frequently asked questions
What does „vermaledeit“ mean in English?
It usually means „damned“ or „cursed“ in English.
Is „vermaledeit“ a swear word?
It is stronger than neutral language, but it is more old-fashioned and literary than a common swear word.
How do you use „vermaledeit“ in a sentence?
You can use it before a noun, for example: „ein vermaledeiter Tag“ = „a damned day“.
Is „vermaledeit“ the same as „verdammt“?
They overlap, but „verdammt“ is more common in modern German, while „vermaledeit“ sounds more archaic or literary.