doom
//duːm//
Noun
doomSingular
doomsPlural
1
A terrible fate or destiny, especially death or destruction.
The ancient prophecy foretold the doom of the kingdom.
2
Ruin or downfall; an unhappy or catastrophic end.
The company's poor decisions led to its doom.
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Antonym
Verb
doomInfinitive
doomPresent tense
doomedPast tense
doomedPast participle
doomingPresent participle
doomsThird-person singular
1
To condemn someone or something to a terrible fate or certain destruction.
The lack of funding doomed the project to failure.
2
To destine or predetermine an unfavorable outcome.
The lack of funding doomed the project to failure.