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Discover Ludwig"pretty damned good" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is an informal expression that is usually used to express strong emphasis or excitement about something. Example: "I just tried the new restaurant in town and the food was pretty damned good. I'm definitely going back again!".
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Now is pretty damned good.
So, apparently this stuff is pretty damned good.
"Seeing the two of them in one day is pretty damned good," Ms. Dreger observed.
"That's pretty damned good for so-called bureaucrats," Ms. Cahan said.
Those numbers aren't as amazing, but they're still pretty damned good.
Well, I watched it all, and… pretty damned good, actually, if only for the talent involved.
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Obviously it's pretty damn good.
It's still pretty damn good.
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