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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a damn for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express a lack of concern or interest in something, often in a dismissive manner.
Example: "I don't give a damn for what they think about my choices."
Alternatives: "a hoot about" or "a fig for".
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Johnson didn't give a damn for the establishment, wasn't intimidated by white opinion.
And afterward you feel happy and don't give a damn for anything.
UNTIL a few weeks ago, Turkey's voters barely gave a damn for the general election due on November 3rd.
It may champion silo government, repress local democracy and not give a damn for further devolution or elected mayors.
"I don't give a damn for this modern democracy, because it's not modern and it's not a democracy".
The Aeroflot crew hadn't even tried to board the plane by rows, knowing full well the Hasids wouldn't have given a damn for their secular logic.
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It is a damn struggle for me to be humble.
He hasn't done a damn thing for it. .
We just want you to have a damn plan for your life!
Not to mention I felt like a damn fool for reading the book in public in the first place.
I was just calling to let you know about the Democratic caucus on Saturday... HIM: That hick's not gonna do a damn thing for this country.
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