doomed
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4.9
- adjective
- /duːmd/
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condenado
- UNLESS SCALES FALL FROM AMERICANS' EYES, AMERICANS ARE DOOMED.
- WE'RE DOOMED
Why Kitten heels was doomed from the start.
- Why Kitten heels was doomed from the start.
- When the people cannot see the facts, we are doomed to repeat bad behavior.
- But they were abusing students, fellows, and staff who were doomed to work with them.
- So girls, we are here to save your doomed relationship.
- It's sick, it's improper, and it's doomed to failure.
- And that is where they are doomed to live.
- So it's also possible that our assumption of space-time is not just doomed, but it's wrong.
- But if if you do the hypocritical path, you're just doomed.
- But so we we doomed then, of course.
Examples
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Those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it.
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Everything about it screams doomed to fail.
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So girls, we are here to save your doomed relationship.
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Those who cannot remember their past are doomed to repeat it.
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If this is the future of America, we are DOOMED!
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When the people cannot see the facts, we are doomed to repeat bad behavior.
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It's sick, it's improper, and it's doomed to failure.
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Indeed, Moore's Law was always doomed to fail at some point.
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LOOK, IF WE DO NOT LEARN FROM OUR PAST, WE WILL BE DOOMED TO REPEAT IT.
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Those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it.
Synonyms
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7.5
Marked as being punished forever in hell
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5.3
Certain to happen and not able to be changed
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6.1
Likely to have very bad luck and end badly
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6.5
A situation where every choice leads to failure or loss
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7.9
Having a lot of bad luck that causes many problems
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9.0
Likely to have bad luck and end badly
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7.4
Condemned to suffer in Hell forever
A thing that people think will bring bad luck
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Etymology
Doomed comes from the old word doom, which meant 'judgment' or a judge's decision. So to be doomed is like being 'sentenced' to a bad fate or failure that seems certain to happen.