Definition
Definition of doomful - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
disastrousDated causing or predicting doom or disasterDated
- The doomful prophecy caused widespread panic among the villagers.
2.
ominousDated filled with a sense of impending disasterDated
- The sky looked doomful before the storm.
Origin of doomful
Old English, dom (judgment) + -ful (full of)
Examples of doomful in a sentence
His doomful warning was ignored by everyone. The doomful silence filled the room after the announcement. Her doomful predictions worried everyone at the gathering.
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- French:funeste, menaçant, ...
- German:verhängnisvoll, unheilvoll, ...
- Italian:disastroso, minaccioso, ...
- Spanish:desastroso, amenazante, ...
- Portuguese:desastroso, ameaçador, ...
- Chinese:不祥的, 预兆不好的, ...
- Japanese:破滅的な, 不吉な, ...
- Arabic:كارِثِي, مُنْذِر بِالْخَطَر, ...
- Hebrew:אַפוֹקַלִיפְטִי, מַבְעִית וְעָשׂוּי לְאוֹתֵת עַל אָסוֹן, ...
- Russian:гибельный, зловещий, ...
- Ukrainian:згубний, зловісний, ...
- Hindi:विनाशकारी, अशुभ, ...
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