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Перевод: damning

[прилагательное]
влекущий за собой осуждение; убийственный; вызывающий осуждение

Тезаурус:

1. In the months leading up to the Stock Exchange's damning findings, the DTI's lack of concrete action was probably forgiveable.
2. Clarissa was very far from damning such good news.
3. Indeed, once a psychic has become established it seems that nothing - not the most detailed confession, not the most damning exposure - can dent the confidence of believers-And, not content with continuing to believe the evidently fraudulent, they do their very best to draw the exposers into the net.
4. "You're simply damning temporary officers as opposed to regular, sir.
5. I suppose I could be accused of damning with faint praise.
6. The council's findings must be quite damning, because it refuses to tell anyone what they are.
7. One of the most damning reports on the plant was produced by the House of Commons Environment Committee.
8. His heart hammered painfully, and he was so angry he couldn't move, even when he heard the treasurer's clerk returning, though he managed to close the book before eyes other than his own fell on the damning evidence of Sarah's treachery.
9. Seven months after Peter Robinson and I penned those damning words, have we cause to change our opinion?
10. On 15 September, the Republic spent seven hours presenting its damning view of the UDR to Peter Brooke, the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.
11. The trials of the Birmingham Six and the Guildford Four, provide damning evidence of the state's corrupt disregard for the rights of innocent people unfortunate to be caught in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong kind of Irish accent.
12. The Welsh Office has been accused of complacency over food poisoning outbreaks in a damning new report by an all-Party Commons committee.
13. And Phillip Hall has just written Royal Fortune , a damning account of royal greed and parsimony.