Or another example could be “Damn it, I forgot my cellphone!” The “it” is the fact that you forgot the object – the cellphone. For example, saying “Damn it to hell”, you are damning whatever the “it” is to hell. Damn it is towards a specific thing – the “it”. If you used the phrase “Damn it” instead of “Damnit” it needs to be used differently. People will even take this as a personal insult in some cases. When you are swearing using the Lord’s name, many people can find this highly offensive. Goddamnit can be interpreted as just as bad as other harsher swear words because it has the religious aspect of God. Some people will allow “Damnit” but not “Godamnit”. This swear word isn’t used as an insult like many other swear words, which is why it is viewed as more acceptable in most places. For example: “Damnit! The item I wanted to purchase isn’t on sale anymore.” Or “Damnit! I stubbed my toe on this desk and it really hurts!”
This swear word is used to show when you are annoyed or angry at something, using it as an exclamation. It is often viewed as a less offensive swear word, so people who are younger, or not looking to get into trouble, use this first. Dammit is more common than Damnit because most people phonetically pronounce the word Dammit.ĭammit! I spilled milk on my new shirt! What about Goddamnit?Īnother way to say this swear word would be “Goddamnit” which is also interesting as you can find this spelling on most dictionary websites as well.ĭamnit is a popular swear word used in most areas in all of North America. Damnit and Dammit are both spelling variations of the phrase “Damn it”.
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