dammit
interj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈdæmɪt// UK //dˈæmɪt// dammit
interj. an angry or annoyed word you say when something goes wrong. It is a stronger way to say 'darn' or 'shoot'.
interj. an exclamation used to express anger, frustration, or disappointment. Often used as an intensifier in informal speech; considered mildly vulgar or profane in some social contexts.
Dammit, I missed the bus again.
He dropped his keys into the drain and muttered, 'Dammit,' under his breath.
Dammit, I specifically told the team to double-check the figures before the presentation began.
Univerbation of damn + it.
Usage
Used as a standalone exclamation or as an intensifier within a sentence.