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Meanings of foredoomed to in English

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Usage of foredoomed to in English
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Almost he won victory in this fight he was foredoomed to lose.
The False Faces: Further Adventures from the History of the Lone...
2
Any attempt to reconcile these frames of mind was foredoomed to failure.
Mediaeval Lore from Bartholomew Anglicus
3
But even when she spoke she knew she was foredoomed to failure.
Love Stories
4
Was I not foredoomed to be always at the mercy of Tiberius?
At the Mercy of Tiberius
5
A policy more foredoomed to failure in South Africa could not be initiated.
Native Life in South Africa / Before and Since the European War ...
6
The new ruler, resident now in Loyang, was foredoomed to impotence.
A History of China
7
Yet, she was foredoomed to go back to the loathed abode.
Further Adventures of Lad
8
No enemy is likely to attempt an attack foredoomed to failure.
State of the Union Addresses
9
If he could not accomplish this, then was his plan foredoomed to failure.
The Sword Maker
10
I'll never believe that any living soul is foredoomed to lose.
The Great Amulet
11
That he was foredoomed to swell to our cold-eyed teenaged killer.
The penelopiad
12
Such an ideal of classic simplicity was foredoomed to failure.
Calvary Alley
13
They were foredoomed to die, and they knew the truth.
King Solomon's Mines
14
Their efforts are foredoomed to failure, because their kingdom has no unity or cohesion.
The Reconciliation of Races and Religions
15
Given this nationalist temper, conciliatory attempt was foredoomed to failure.
The New World of Islam
16
Appeasement, whether by widening an avenue or shortening a wheelbase, is foredoomed to failure.
The new yorker
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