impend (over) (Meaning)

impend (over)

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Impending doom hung heavily over the city, as a storm gathered strength on the horizon.
The threat of war impended over the nation, casting a shadow of anxiety and uncertainty.
The consequences of their actions impended over them, like a sword poised to strike.
Impending disaster loomed over the expedition, as supplies dwindled and the weather turned treacherous.
The impendent closure of the factory cast a pall over the community, threatening its livelihood.
The impendent financial crisis threatened to cripple the economy and destabilize the country.
Impending surgery hung over the patient like a dark cloud, filling their mind with both fear and hope.
The impendent election generated a sense of anticipation and excitement, as candidates vied for victory.
The impendent arrival of the new baby filled the parents with a mix of joy and trepidation.
As darkness enveloped the land, impendent danger lurked in the shadows, waiting to pounce.

hang (over),threaten,hover (over), endanger, menace, imperil,overhang, jeopardize

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Impending doom hung heavily over the city, as a storm gathered strength on the horizon.

The threat of war impended over the nation, casting a shadow of anxiety and uncertainty.

The consequences of their actions impended over them, like a sword poised to strike.

Impending disaster loomed over the expedition, as supplies dwindled and the weather turned treacherous.