Damn and Ghost

Damn

Damn noun - The smallest amount or part imaginable.
Usage example: I don't want to hear about your problems—I just don't give a damn

Ghost and damn are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ghost" instead a noun "Damn".

Ghost

Ghost noun - The smallest amount or part imaginable.
Usage example: she may be a good endurance runner, but she doesn't stand a ghost of a chance of winning in a sprint
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Synonyms for Ghost

Damn and ghost are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Damn" instead a noun "Ghost".

Nearby Words: ghostly, ghosted, ghosting

How words are described

good good damn good ghost
single single damn single ghost
entire entire damn entire ghost
traditional traditional damn traditional ghost
Other adjectives: titular.

Both words in one sentence

  • If your character dies and becomes a ghost, however, being already dead, you can wander wherever you damn well please.
  • Video Game / Fate/EXTRA The figure you see is Twice Pieceman, you are a digital ghost who's damn well affecting things, and after he's defeated, Twice walks towards and past you, fading away as he did in the hall.
  • Comments: I've never really liked Original Characters, but Ghost, Scabbard, Shadow, Waltz and Crypt are just so damn funny!!
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