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Перевод: damnation

[существительное]
осуждение; строгая критика; освистание; проклятие; вечные м`уки

Тезаурус:

1. As the century progressed and belief in eternal damnation began to lose its hold, so too did fear for unbaptised children.
2. Today, he wrote (and Goldberg typed), the glass will stand in a gallery, lit by artificial light, with no right and no wrong way of looking at it, no left and no right hand, no salvation or damnation.
3. He believed the decrees of God applied to salvation but not to damnation.
4. What we witness here is something resembling the Freudian proposition that the repressed returns via the very images, structures, and mechanisms of repression itself: the words which consummate the renewal of man, his salvation, these words return to signify the opposite of salvation which is damnation, and they signify also the desire which only damnation can acknowledge and which salvation must repress.
5. Too late for salvation and too late for damnation.
6. "Damnation," complained Lefevre, "we are French officers, and"
7. And my own father, damnation take him, he'd not support me.
8. Mr Patten, a practising Roman Catholic, says in this week's Spectator magazine that Britain cannot become civilised again without a revival of the fear of damnation and the hope of redemption.
9. How curious that last week's suggestion that a cabinet minister might have a link with such activities should bring the threat of damnation from a prominentlibel lawyer.
10. But there will also be those who will stay with it for its relish of damnation.
11. But when the death coach came galloping out of the wild black sky to take Darby O'Gill to hell, it fairly put the fear of God in me; more so than any clergyman before or since, however vivid their threats of eternal damnation.
12. In the Middle Ages, he wrote, the glass in the cathedral walls glowed with the fires of judgement and damnation.
13. The human mind, however, has its own limitations, being able to think only in terms of what it already knows, and there is no reason to suppose that the concept of hell and damnation is any more valid than that of angels floating on fluffy white clouds.