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Definition of foredoomed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
inevitable failureRare certain to fail or sufferRare
- The plan was foredoomed from the start due to lack of resources.
- The project was foredoomed by poor planning.
- Their efforts were foredoomed to fail from the beginning.
Expressions with foredoomed
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certain to fail from the very start
Their plan was foredoomed to failure from the beginning.
certain to end in failure or disaster
The plan was foredoomed to collapse from the start.
Origin of foredoomed
Old English, for(e) (before) + doem (judgment)
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- French:voué à l'échec, ...
- German:zum Scheitern verurteilt, ...
- Italian:condannato, ...
- Spanish:condenado al fracaso, ...
- Portuguese:condenado ao fracasso, ...
- Chinese:注定失败的, ...
- Japanese:失敗が確定している, ...
- Arabic:مَحْكُوم عَلَيْهِ بِالفَشَل, ...
- Hebrew:נִדּוֹן לְכִּשָּׁלוֹן, ...
- Russian:неудачный, ...
- Ukrainian:приречений на невдачу, ...
- Hindi:असफलता के लिए अभिशप्त, ...
Definition of foredoom - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
fateDated condemn in advance to failureDated
- His efforts were foredoomed by the lack of support.
- The project was foredoomed by poor planning.
- Their relationship seemed foredoomed from the start.
Origin of foredoom
Old English, for (completely) + dōm (judgment)
View all translations of foredoom
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- French:condamner, ...
- German:zum Scheitern verurteilen, ...
- Italian:condannare, ...
- Spanish:condenar de antemano, ...
- Portuguese:condenar ao fracasso, ...
- Chinese:注定失败, ...
- Japanese:運命づける, ...
- Arabic:حَكَمَ عَلَى, ...
- Hebrew:לִגְזוֹר מֵרֹאשׁ, ...
- Russian:обрекать, ...
- Ukrainian:засуджувати на невдачу, ...
- Hindi:पूर्वनियति करना, ...
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