Plato, in his books entitled Gorgias and Concerning the Commonwealth, to wit, that it is worse to do than to suffer injury, and that a man more endamageth himself when he hurts another, than he would be damnified if he were the sufferer.
Received from Mr. Duncan Campbell Three Bailes Merchandise, Whereof one he had opened being much damnified by water.
And about a quarter of an hour afterwards the said Kidd took up two or three (more) pieces of damnified Muslin and gave the Narrator for his proper use.
The first article recorded is "One foure foot chest of drawers seder Sprinkled new, but damnified £1-10.
The same spire being but little damnified thereby, was shortly after taken down, for sparing the charges of reparation.
But hereby the loss still falls heavy on the subject, who is damnifiednow again in the commodities returned, as he was before in the engrossing of those which were issued.
Therefore I am not bound to remit a debt or wrong to a thief, or deceiver, or a vile person, when a nearer or worthier person would be equally damnified by his benefit.
He that is equally damnified by the person to whom he should restore, is excused in point of real equity and conscience, so be it that the reasons of external order and policy oblige him not.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "damnified" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
