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damnous, a. Law.|ˈdæmnəs|
[ad. L. damnōs-us, f. damnum hurt, harm, damage: see -ous.]
Of the nature of a damnum, i.e. causing loss or damage of any kind, whether involving a legal wrong (injury) or not. Hence ˈdamnously adv.
1870Sir J. Mellor in Law Rep. 5 Exch. 249 All the injurious or damnous consequences..resulted from an act done on the land of the owner. 1884Ld. Blackburn in Law Times Rep. LII. 146/1 They have injuriously, as distinguished from damnously, affected the plaintiff's rights. |