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doomful

/ˈdumfəl/ adj

Full of, or portending, doom.

Word Origin From Old English dōm 'judgment, law' and the suffix -ful 'full of' — doomful means full of doom, ominous. The word doom originally meant a judgment or decree, not necessarily bad, but it took on a negative sense. The PIE root *dʰeh₁- 'to set, put' is the same in do, deed, and doom.

adj Full of, or portending, doom.

The prophet's doomful predictions cast a shadow over the entire kingdom.

(形容词) 预示厄运的；不祥的；凶兆的

先知充满厄运的预言给整个王国蒙上了一层阴影。

(adjetivo) Lleno de fatalidad, o que la presagia.

Las predicciones fatales del profeta arrojaron una sombra sobre todo el reino.

(adjectif) fatidique; sinistre; funeste; lugubre; de mauvais augure [Qui est empreint de fatalité ou qui présage un destin funeste.]

Les prédictions doomful du prophète ont jeté une ombre sur tout le royaume.

(Adjektiv) unheilvoll; verhängnisvoll [Von Unheil erfüllt oder ein solches ankündigend; düster und bedrohlich.]

Die **doomful** Vorhersagen des Propheten warfen einen Schatten über das ganze Königreich.

(形容詞) 破滅に満ちた、または破滅を予示するさま。

預言者の破滅を予示する言葉は、宮廷全体に強い陰を落とした。

(adjetivo) funesto; nefasto; sinistro; fatal [Cheio de desgraça, ou que prenuncia desgraça.]

As previsões funestas do profeta lançaram uma sombra sobre todo o reino.

Synonyms: ominous portentous dire fateful ill-omened sinister baleful threatening Antonyms: auspicious propitious favorable hopeful
Word parts: doom + ful

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