Damnation (noun)

1. The punishment or state of being damned in the afterlife, especially in Hell.
2. The act of condemning or criticizing something severely.

Origin:

From old english dæmnung "judgment, condemnation" from dæmian "to judge".

Examples:

1. The preacher warned of eternal damnation for those who sinned.
2. The doctrine of original sin holds that all human beings are born under the stain of Adam's damnation.
3. The old church believed in the idea of eternal damnation for unrepentant sinners.
4. The critics' damnation of the film caused it to be a box office failure.
5. The damning evidence was enough to convict the defendant.