Definition of doomed in English:

doomed

adjectiveduːmddumd

Likely to have an unfortunate and inescapable outcome; ill-fated.
the moving story of their doomed love affair
Example sentencesExamples
- I somehow get the impression that I am doomed not to succeed in my massage course.
- She tries all kinds of ideas to regain her skills, but they all seem doomed to failure.
- The medic paused, trying to think of something he could do for the doomed child.
- He won praise for his handling of doomed World Trade Organization talks on agriculture in Seattle.
- The rest are doomed to decay or suffer humanly induced destruction.
- Missed chances, coupled with inadequate defending, quickly doomed Dundee.
- The sheer irrationality of continuing to expand a policy doomed to failure begs an explanation.
- In the speculative boom of the late 1990s, a company that did not produce good financial numbers was doomed.
- Any attempt to reverse or even to stop a trend is doomed to failure.
- Lefty was an unchangeable dinosaur; a man doomed by his own personal code - a tragic figure.
- An ethics without an underlying sense of the Good is fundamentally doomed.
- Apparently any family with a writer in it is doomed.
- I won't attempt a plot synopsis, as every such attempt is doomed to abject failure.
- Her performance is more a series of poses than a heartfelt interpretation of a potentially doomed character.
- Whatever the merits of the argument, the scene was doomed.
- In other words, we are doomed to have 50 percent novice users for the foreseeable future.
- Without teeth to demonstrate that the firm is serious, your program is doomed to fail.
- This time the immortal Abel is doomed to wander.
- In the fairytale, Sleeping Beauty was a stunningly majestic woman doomed to wait for someone to wake her.
- Without any of the qualities, the relationship is doomed to failure.

Definition of doomed in US English:

doomed

adjectivedumddo͞omd

Likely to have an unfortunate and inescapable outcome; ill-fated.
the moving story of their doomed love affair
Example sentencesExamples
- This time the immortal Abel is doomed to wander.
- She tries all kinds of ideas to regain her skills, but they all seem doomed to failure.
- An ethics without an underlying sense of the Good is fundamentally doomed.
- He won praise for his handling of doomed World Trade Organization talks on agriculture in Seattle.
- Any attempt to reverse or even to stop a trend is doomed to failure.
- Lefty was an unchangeable dinosaur; a man doomed by his own personal code - a tragic figure.
- The medic paused, trying to think of something he could do for the doomed child.
- The sheer irrationality of continuing to expand a policy doomed to failure begs an explanation.
- Without teeth to demonstrate that the firm is serious, your program is doomed to fail.
- Her performance is more a series of poses than a heartfelt interpretation of a potentially doomed character.
- Whatever the merits of the argument, the scene was doomed.
- The rest are doomed to decay or suffer humanly induced destruction.
- I somehow get the impression that I am doomed not to succeed in my massage course.
- Without any of the qualities, the relationship is doomed to failure.
- I won't attempt a plot synopsis, as every such attempt is doomed to abject failure.
- In other words, we are doomed to have 50 percent novice users for the foreseeable future.
- In the speculative boom of the late 1990s, a company that did not produce good financial numbers was doomed.
- Apparently any family with a writer in it is doomed.
- In the fairytale, Sleeping Beauty was a stunningly majestic woman doomed to wait for someone to wake her.
- Missed chances, coupled with inadequate defending, quickly doomed Dundee.

词汇	doomed
释义	Definition of doomed in English: doomed adjectiveduːmddumd Likely to have an unfortunate and inescapable outcome; ill-fated. the moving story of their doomed love affair Example sentencesExamples I somehow get the impression that I am doomed not to succeed in my massage course. She tries all kinds of ideas to regain her skills, but they all seem doomed to failure. The medic paused, trying to think of something he could do for the doomed child. He won praise for his handling of doomed World Trade Organization talks on agriculture in Seattle. The rest are doomed to decay or suffer humanly induced destruction. Missed chances, coupled with inadequate defending, quickly doomed Dundee. The sheer irrationality of continuing to expand a policy doomed to failure begs an explanation. In the speculative boom of the late 1990s, a company that did not produce good financial numbers was doomed. Any attempt to reverse or even to stop a trend is doomed to failure. Lefty was an unchangeable dinosaur; a man doomed by his own personal code - a tragic figure. An ethics without an underlying sense of the Good is fundamentally doomed. Apparently any family with a writer in it is doomed. I won't attempt a plot synopsis, as every such attempt is doomed to abject failure. Her performance is more a series of poses than a heartfelt interpretation of a potentially doomed character. Whatever the merits of the argument, the scene was doomed. In other words, we are doomed to have 50 percent novice users for the foreseeable future. Without teeth to demonstrate that the firm is serious, your program is doomed to fail. This time the immortal Abel is doomed to wander. In the fairytale, Sleeping Beauty was a stunningly majestic woman doomed to wait for someone to wake her. Without any of the qualities, the relationship is doomed to failure. Definition of doomed in US English: doomed adjectivedumddo͞omd Likely to have an unfortunate and inescapable outcome; ill-fated. the moving story of their doomed love affair Example sentencesExamples This time the immortal Abel is doomed to wander. She tries all kinds of ideas to regain her skills, but they all seem doomed to failure. An ethics without an underlying sense of the Good is fundamentally doomed. He won praise for his handling of doomed World Trade Organization talks on agriculture in Seattle. Any attempt to reverse or even to stop a trend is doomed to failure. Lefty was an unchangeable dinosaur; a man doomed by his own personal code - a tragic figure. The medic paused, trying to think of something he could do for the doomed child. The sheer irrationality of continuing to expand a policy doomed to failure begs an explanation. Without teeth to demonstrate that the firm is serious, your program is doomed to fail. Her performance is more a series of poses than a heartfelt interpretation of a potentially doomed character. Whatever the merits of the argument, the scene was doomed. The rest are doomed to decay or suffer humanly induced destruction. I somehow get the impression that I am doomed not to succeed in my massage course. Without any of the qualities, the relationship is doomed to failure. I won't attempt a plot synopsis, as every such attempt is doomed to abject failure. In other words, we are doomed to have 50 percent novice users for the foreseeable future. In the speculative boom of the late 1990s, a company that did not produce good financial numbers was doomed. Apparently any family with a writer in it is doomed. In the fairytale, Sleeping Beauty was a stunningly majestic woman doomed to wait for someone to wake her. Missed chances, coupled with inadequate defending, quickly doomed Dundee.
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