doomful (Meaning)
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doomful (a.)
Full of condemnation or destructive power.
Synonyms & Antonyms of doomful
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doomful Sentence Examples
- The soothsayer's doomful predictions sent shivers down the spines of those who listened.
- The entire region felt a sense of doomful foreboding as the storm approached.
- The scientist's doomful warning about the impending environmental catastrophe fell on deaf ears.
- The author's doomful prose painted a bleak and depressing picture of the future.
- The politician's doomful rhetoric stirred up fear and anxiety among the electorate.
- The meteorologist's doomful forecast of relentless rain and flooding proved to be accurate.
- The sailor's doomful premonitions of an impending shipwreck turned out to be true.
- The patient's doomful diagnosis of a terminal illness left them feeling hopeless and despairing.
- The historian's doomful account of humanity's past mistakes served as a cautionary tale for future generations.
- The artist's doomful portrayal of the human condition resonated deeply with viewers, leaving them feeling introspective and contemplative.
FAQs About the word doomful
Full of condemnation or destructive power.
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The soothsayer's doomful predictions sent shivers down the spines of those who listened.
The entire region felt a sense of doomful foreboding as the storm approached.
The scientist's doomful warning about the impending environmental catastrophe fell on deaf ears.
The author's doomful prose painted a bleak and depressing picture of the future.
