Definition of "damnably" [dam•na•bly]

• In a damnable manner. (adverb)

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• "My family hates numbers and not just because numbers are hard to figure, but also because the numbers that matter most, those preceded by currency symbols, are, for my middle-class family of three, so damnably scarce."
• "These are protector deities, for whose favors humans beg. But if you face them after a long day when things haven't gone your way, you realize they are also those internal demons ignorance, desire, willfulness—take your pick that make the act of living a good life so damnably difficult."
• "I looked up at him, so close, so damnably, deliciously close."