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Eternal consequences for temporary decisions, with no refund policy.
means Condemnation to everlasting punishment in hell, or any ruin so total it feels theological.
from From Latin damnare, to inflict loss or condemn, the same root that gives us damages — divine and legal verdicts share a billing department.
Legal twinDamnare meant a courtroom guilty verdict first.
Stage swearDamnation softened into damn, history's tamest curse.
Dante's mapHe gave damnation nine numbered floors.