doom
/dum/
noun
- Death, destruction, or a terrible fate that cannot be avoided.
- The ancient prophecy spoke of the kingdom's doom.
- The hero tried to save the city from its doom.
- Many people believe that ignoring climate change will lead to our doom.
- A feeling of hopelessness or that something bad is going to happen.
- She couldn't shake the feeling of doom before the exam.
- A sense of doom settled over the crowd as the storm approached.
- The movie was filled with doom and gloom from start to finish.
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verb
- To cause someone or something to have a terrible fate or to fail.
- His reckless actions doomed the entire team.
- Poor planning doomed the project from the start.
- The lack of funding doomed the research to failure.
- To condemn someone to a punishment or unpleasant situation.
- Their mistakes doomed them to repeat the same cycle.
- The harsh winter doomed the crops to freeze.
- The court doomed the criminal to life in prison.
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