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Meanings of doom in English
Synonyms
Examples for "doomsday"
Examples for "doomsday"
1
It's not something you have on the shelf for some doomsday war.
2
The families had somehow fallen through the cracks in the doomsday planning.
3
Had the public become overly fearful of Satan worshipers and doomsday prophets?
4
It may be an invasion factory, Ed says, or a doomsday machine.
5
And as for Robert, only doomsday will tell where his bones lie.
1
The day of reckoning comes in time and the dream is over.
2
But he would work towards that day of reckoning from now on.
3
You have not a day of reckoning staring you in the face.
4
But the day of reckoning came, and that day was the Terror.
5
Referendum votes are supposed to narrow as the day of reckoning nears.
1
In those days, however, the end of the world was always imminent.
2
Explaining the end of the world wasn't on my to-do list today.
3
As far as she knew, the end of the world had come.
4
For thousands of years, prophets have predicted the end of the world.
5
Not desirable, of course, but not the end of the world either.
Usage of doom in English
1
The effect, as my example suggests, can be quite hypnotic or doom-laden.
2
And behold; for they too shall in the end behold their doom.
3
It was far from being all doom and gloom for Snedeker, however.
4
It was an hour of desolation; it was the day of doom.
5
The construction of the railroads spelled the doom of the wild Indian.
6
There's a lot of doom and gloom in the news right now.
7
The Lord Ruler would have prevented this doom for another thousand years.
8
His first coherent thought was that he had just escaped certain doom.
9
He would continue to think logically, even to the edge of doom.
10
Well, let the doom fall; she had no fear of the Beyond.
11
That ultimately spelled doom for LTCM, known by many as Salomon North.
12
The mustang seems to understand the doom that awaits him in captivity.
13
Brenda McNallyreports The property market hasn't meant doom and gloom for everyone.
14
No matter where you look these days, there is doom and gloom.
15
Certain of their doom, the two men rose and spoke in concert:
16
Jobs in aggregate remain remarkably plentiful, despite gloom and doom on GDP.
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Translations for doom
Catalan
Doom through the time
Doom across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
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Ireland
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