“Goddam” is a slang term used as an expression of frustration, anger, or emphasis. It is a colloquial way of conveying strong emotions or exasperation, often considered informal and potentially offensive.
Sample Sentences:
- Goddam, I can’t believe I forgot my keys again!
- He uttered a goddam when he realized he missed the last train.
- The unexpected delay elicited a series of goddams from the impatient crowd.
- After a long day at work, she muttered a tired goddam under her breath.
- When the computer crashed for the third time, he couldn’t help but exclaim, “Not again, goddam it!”
- The challenging puzzle received a frustrated goddam from the perplexed solver.
- The sudden rainstorm prompted a chorus of goddams from those caught without umbrellas.
- Upon discovering the flat tire, he let out a loud goddam in frustration.
- The broken coffee machine earned a few choice goddams from the caffeine-deprived office.
- In the midst of heavy traffic, the driver couldn’t contain his irritated goddams.
Synonyms and Indonesian Equivalents:
- Damn: sialan
- Blast: sialan
- Curses: kutukan
- Expletive: kata kasar
- Cuss: kata-kata kasar
- Swear: bersumpah
- Darn: sialan
- Jeez: sialan
- Heck: sialan
- Blimey: sialan
Antonyms and Indonesian Equivalents:
- Praise: pujian
- Applause: tepuk tangan
- Blessing: berkat
- Commendation: sanjungan
- Approval: persetujuan
- Admiration: kagum
- Affirmation: afirmasi
- Acclaim: acungan jempol
- Cheer: sorak sorai
- Honor: kehormatan
Words Derived from It and Indonesian Equivalents:
- Goddammit: sialanlah
- Goddamned: sialan
- Goddamming: bersumpah-sumpah
Related Words and Indonesian Equivalents:
- Swearing: bersumpah
- Cursing: mengutuk
- Vulgar language: bahasa kasar
- Profanity: kata-kata kotor
- Outburst: kejadian tiba-tiba
Phrasal Verbs and Indonesian Equivalents:
- Goddam it: sialan
- Goddam you: sialan kamu
- Goddam them: sialan mereka
Common Expressions and Indonesian Equivalents:
- Goddam it all: sialan semuanya
- Goddam it to hell: sialan ke neraka
Related Idioms and Indonesian Equivalents:
- Curse like a sailor: berkata-kata kasar seperti pelaut
- Let out a string of curses: mengucapkan rangkaian kata-kata kasar
