predoom

[pri-doom]

predoom Definition

• 1. to destine or condemn to an unhappy fate beforehand
• 2. to doom in advance

Using predoom: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "predoom" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The team's poor performance seemed to predoom them to failure.

• Example

  His family's history of heart disease predoomed him to a similar fate.

• Example

  The prophecy seemed to predoom the kingdom to destruction.

• Example

  Her pessimistic attitude predoomed her relationships to failure.

predoom Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for predoom

• predestine
• doom
• fate
• foreordain

Phrases with predoom

• predoomed to fail

  destined or likely to fail

  Example

  The project was predoomed to fail from the start due to lack of resources.

• predoomed to repeat

  destined or likely to repeat past mistakes or failures

  Example

  Those who do not learn from history are predoomed to repeat it.

• predoomed love

  a doomed or ill-fated romantic relationship

  Example

  Their predoomed love was marked by constant arguments and misunderstandings.

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Summary: predoom in Brief

'Predoom' [pri-doom] means to condemn or destine someone or something to an unhappy fate beforehand. It is often used to describe situations where failure or doom seems inevitable, as in 'The team's poor performance seemed to predoom them to failure.' The phrase 'predoomed to fail' is commonly used to describe situations that are destined to fail.