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Meanings of doomed in English
Marked by or promising bad fortune.
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Examples for "unlucky"
Examples for "unlucky"
1
They're excellent principles except for one major problem, the unlucky Feature Thirteen.
2
He had turned in the unlucky direction; the crowd was still following.
3
Finished unlucky third in the Makybe Diva Stakes this time last year.
4
He took his several thousand people and started eliminating the unlucky ones.
5
In other words, the Olympics just happen to be the unlucky backdrop.
1
I saw the anchor of the ill-fated vessel lying near the shore.
2
Pompeii in ashes, explorers laid bare the ruins of the ill-fated city.
3
He didn't seem to care about the ill-fated blind date either way.
4
The rash and ill-fated duke lost both the battle and his life.
5
Later, under the ill-fated von Essen hotel group, dining became more formal.
1
The ill-omened succor could not be refused; but this was not all.
2
Do you recognize me, you ill-omened creature?' he asked when she came.
3
Heyst cast an indifferent glance at the ill-omened chaos of the sky.
4
The design of her eyebrows also was the same, rigid and ill-omened.
5
In short, it was an ill-omened day, which upset his entire existence.
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They foresaw a in history with the ill-starred prime ministership of Mackenzie.
2
Little need to trace the career of the fair and ill-starred Jacqueline.
3
Of such are the sombre wrap and woof of my ill-starred life.
4
I say it: the laugh of innocence is the ill-starred veteran's joy.
5
And thus the ill-starred girl died a victim to my senseless rashness.
Usage of doomed in English
1
The Party no longer appears doomed as it did a year ago.
2
Most hedgies guessed wrong last year or stayed their own doomed course.
3
Thus Europe, though more pacific than ever before, was doomed to war.
4
Yet it is also doomed, according to leading food writer John McKenna.
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I want as few to perish with this doomed regime as possible.
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Nothing much more needs to be said here about that doomed production.
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Image: NASA Data from Mariner II doomed plans for piloted Venus landings.
8
But only a year after completion, it already looks doomed to fail.
9
The wind howled over the doomed brig; the sea was getting up.
10
Even without the vote the team would likely still have been doomed.
11
She had known right from the beginning that their affair was doomed.
12
The sustainable development agenda is doomed without a goal to end inequality.
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Forty-five months have passed since the introduction of the latest doomed system.
14
Any company without a .com in its name or future seems doomed.
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Releasing Windows-powered Palm devices only begs the question: Is Palm OS doomed?
16
Those who fail to understand the past are doomed to repeat it.
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