damnworthy

English

Etymology

From damn +‎ -worthy.

Adjective

damnworthy (comparative more damnworthy, superlative most damnworthy)

  1. (somewhat vulgar) Worthy of being damned; damnable.
    • 1989, Adweek's Marketing Week - Volume 30, Issues 1-8 - Page 12:
      Both endeavor to praise what is praiseworthy, damn what is damnworthy and point out what is simply mundane in current advertising.
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