Cool MateMeaning of Doom
A predetermined fate, often involving destruction or death.
In simple words: a terrible fate or disaster
Doom in a sentence
- The prophecy foretold their doom.
- He felt a sense of doom looming over him.
- The film's ending was filled with doom and gloom.
How to use Doom
Used to describe a sense of inevitable misfortune or terrible outcomes, often in a serious context. Avoid in casual conversations.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of 'doomed' — like a doomed ship sailing toward disaster.
Related words
Collocations with Doom
- bring doom
- face doom
- doom and gloom
Synonyms for Doom
- destruction
- ruin
- catastrophe
- fatality
- death
Common mistakes with Doom
- Confused with 'doom' as a verb instead of a noun.
- Using 'doom' too casually in light contexts.
- Mispronouncing as 'do-ohm' instead of 'doom'.
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Frequently asked questions about Doom
What does Doom mean?
a terrible fate or disaster
What is the definition of Doom?
A predetermined fate, often involving destruction or death.
How do you use Doom in a sentence?
The prophecy foretold their doom.
Can you give another example of Doom?
He felt a sense of doom looming over him.
What are synonyms for Doom?
Common alternatives include destruction, ruin, catastrophe, fatality, death.
What is the opposite of Doom?
Opposite meanings include fortune, blessing.
What words go with Doom?
It commonly pairs with bring doom, face doom, doom and gloom.
What are common mistakes when using Doom?
Confused with 'doom' as a verb instead of a noun. Using 'doom' too casually in light contexts. Mispronouncing as 'do-ohm' instead of 'doom'.
How do you pronounce Doom?
US: //duːm//, UK: //duːm//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Doom?
Used to describe a sense of inevitable misfortune or terrible outcomes, often in a serious context. Avoid in casual conversations.