Definition for Doom:

• Discriminating opinion or judgment; discrimination; discernment; decision.

Synonyms for Doom:

• n.

  •
  • cancel out,
  • death,
  • taint,
  • destruction,
  • downfall,
  • offset,
  • cost,
  • conclusion,
  • destination,
  • loose on,
  • damage,
  • harm,
  • spoil,
  • ruin,
  • neutralize,
  • overshadow,
  • annihilation.
  •
  • fated,
  • decision,
  • tempt fate/providence,
  • judgment,
  • fatality,
  • fatalism.
  •
  • law.
  •bane (noun)
  • bane,
  • poison,
  • ill,
  • scourge,
  • curse,
  • infection,
  • evil,
  • cancer,
  • misfortune,
  • plague,
  • calamity,
  • contagion,
  • affliction.
  •chance (noun)
  • lottery,
  • even chance,
  • turn of the cards,
  • hazard,
  • happenchance,
  • peradventure,
  • hap,
  • toss up,
  • luck out,
  • in the cards,
  • tossup,
  • way the cookie crumbles,
  • heads or tails,
  • throw of the dice.
  •circumstance (noun)
  • time,
  • where it's at,
  • phase,
  • supervention,
  • Exigencies.
  •condemnation (noun)
  • damning,
  • death sentence,
  • conviction,
  • perdition,
  • death penalty.
  •day of reckoning (noun)
  • day of doom,
  • crack of doom,
  • trumpet of doom.
  •death warrant (noun)
  • death-warrant,
  • death knells,
  • final blows.
  •designate (noun)
  • designate.
  •destiny (noun)
  • after lives,
  • After-life,
  • fore ordinations,
  • pre-determination,
  • in tent,
  • in tents,
  • pre determinations,
  • foreordinations,
  • moirais,
  • pro-spects,
  • pre-destination,
  • fore-ordinations,
  • after-lives,
  • pre-determinations,
  • in-tents,
  • the star,
  • pro spects,
  • pre destinations,
  • way ball bounces,
  • pre-destinations,
  • way the ball bounce,
  • pre determination,
  • divine decrees,
  • way ball bounce,
  • course of event,
  • pre destination,
  • what is writtens,
  • pro spect,
  • fore ordination,
  • predeterminations,
  • world come,
  • course events,
  • course event.
  •event (noun)
  • end of the world.
  •fate (noun)
  • handwriting the wall,
  • up-shot,
  • up-shots,
  • divine wills,
  • handwriting wall,
  • inescapablenesses,
  • up shot,
  • up shots.
  •fate or decision, usually unpleasant (noun)
  • lap of the gods,
  • catastrophe,
  • judgment day,
  • karma,
  • cataclysm,
  • verdict,
  • opinion,
  • fixed future,
  • decree,
  • disaster,
  • Moira.
  •fortune (noun)
  • fiftyfifties,
  • fifty fifties,
  • streak luck,
  • fifty-fifties,
  • lucked inti,
  • good breaks,
  • fifty fifty,
  • roll of dice,
  • fiftyfifty,
  • lucked outs,
  • lucked in to,
  • run luck,
  • lucky hits,
  • roll dice.
  •hap (noun)
  • haza.
  •lot (noun)
  • hand is dealts,
  • hand is dealt,
  • hand one is dealts.
  •sentence (noun)
  • de termination,
  • de-terminations,
  • considered opinions,
  • de-termination,
  • de terminations.
  •tragedy (noun)
  • mis chance,
  • bad fortunes,
  • un-luckiness,
  • mis adventures,
  • re verse,
  • mis-adventure,
  • mis adventure,
  • un luckinesses,
  • mis chances,
  • re-verse,
  • mis-adventures,
  • un-luckinesses,
  • the worsts,
  • un luckiness.
  •undoing (noun)
  • over-throw,
  • sub version,
  • mis calculation,
  • sub versions,
  • over throws,
  • de-stroyers,
  • un doings,
  • over throw,
  • de-feats,
  • dis-graces,
  • de stroyers,
  • mis-calculation,
  • de feats,
  • dis-grace,
  • bad omen,
  • bad omens,
  • un-doing,
  • un doing,
  • sub-versions,
  • mis steps,
  • de feat,
  • dis grace,
  • mis-calculations,
  • re versal,
  • un-doings,
  • de-feat,
  • sub-version,
  • re-versal,
  • de stroyer,
  • over-throws,
  • dis graces,
  • over-turn,
  • de-stroyer,
  • over turns.

• v.

  •communication (verb)
  • doom.
  •condemn (verb)
  • find guilty,
  • execrate,
  • pass sentence.
  •convict (verb)
  • declared guilty,
  • pronounces guilty,
  • throws book at,
  • puts screws to,
  • puts the screws to,
  • threw book at,
  • declaring guilty,
  • declares guilty,
  • pronouncing guilty,
  • throws the book at,
  • pronounced guilty,
  • putting screws to,
  • throwing the book at,
  • throwing book at,
  • putting the screws to,
  • threw the book at,
  • bring justice.
  •damn (verb)
  • fulminating against,
  • ex-communicating,
  • objects to,
  • fulminated against,
  • complaining of,
  • ex communicate,
  • objecting to,
  • ex-communicate,
  • re-vile,
  • ex-communicates,
  • thundering against,
  • thundered against,
  • ex-communicated,
  • crying down,
  • complained of,
  • cries down,
  • inveigles against,
  • complains of,
  • ex communicates,
  • inveigling against,
  • objected to,
  • drats,
  • cried down,
  • thunders against,
  • dratting,
  • inveigled against,
  • casts out,
  • ex communicated,
  • fulminates against,
  • ex communicating,
  • re vile.
  •destine (verb)
  • de crees,
  • de-sign,
  • preforming,
  • pre-forms,
  • de-crees,
  • de-cree,
  • doomed to,
  • de creed,
  • de-creed,
  • in tends,
  • re-serves,
  • pre formed,
  • preforms,
  • de-voting,
  • de-vote,
  • de-signing,
  • de sign,
  • de signing,
  • re-serve,
  • pre forming,
  • dooming to,
  • de-voted,
  • de votes,
  • fore ordained,
  • pre-forming,
  • fore-ordain,
  • fore ordaining,
  • fore-ordains,
  • de signs,
  • re-served,
  • in-tending,
  • pre-formed,
  • fore ordain,
  • in tend,
  • de vote,
  • marked out,
  • de voted,
  • de-signs,
  • pre forms,
  • re serve,
  • de-votes,
  • pre-form,
  • in tending,
  • fore-ordained,
  • re serving,
  • re served,
  • in-tended,
  • fore-ordaining,
  • in-tend,
  • marks out,
  • de cree,
  • in-tends,
  • fore ordains,
  • pre form,
  • in tended,
  • re-serving,
  • de voting,
  • dooms to,
  • de-signed,
  • de signed.
  •determine (verb)
  • made up mind,
  • re-solves,
  • re solve,
  • re-solving,
  • making mind,
  • re solves,
  • making up mind,
  • makes mind,
  • re-solve,
  • re-solved,
  • make mind,
  • makes up mind,
  • made mind.
  •judge (verb)
  • giving a hearing,
  • de riving,
  • re viewed,
  • dis cern,
  • give hearing,
  • de-duct,
  • pronounced sentence,
  • de ducted,
  • de-rive,
  • de duct,
  • de-ducts,
  • de-riving,
  • re views,
  • gives hearing,
  • de rives,
  • re-view,
  • de rive,
  • pronounces sentence,
  • de-rives,
  • re-views,
  • de-rived,
  • dis-cern,
  • gives a hearing,
  • pronouncing sentence,
  • de-ducting,
  • de ducting,
  • de ducts,
  • re-viewed,
  • gave a hearing,
  • sizes up,
  • re viewing,
  • sized up,
  • giving hearing,
  • de rived,
  • de-ducted,
  • gave hearing,
  • re view.
  •predestinate (verb)
  • outcomed,
  • moiraied,
  • predestinationed,
  • consequenced,
  • Consequencing,
  • wheeled of fortune,
  • handwritings wall,
  • endinging,
  • moiraiing,
  • handwritinging wall,
  • terminationed,
  • horoscoped,
  • predestinationing,
  • karmaing,
  • wheels of fortune,
  • handwritinged the wall,
  • inescapablenessing,
  • nemesising,
  • nemesisses,
  • wheeling of fortune,
  • handwritinged wall,
  • wheels fortune,
  • divines will,
  • endinged,
  • kismeted,
  • destinationed,
  • handwritinged on wall,
  • terminationing,
  • destinationing,
  • destinied,
  • karmaed,
  • futured,
  • nemesises,
  • handwritinging on the wall,
  • destinying,
  • handwritinging on wall,
  • divining will,
  • handwritinging the wall,
  • providenced,
  • upshoted,
  • nemesised,
  • futuring,
  • starsed,
  • starsing,
  • horoscoping,
  • handwritings on the wall,
  • out-coming,
  • starses,
  • handwritings on wall,
  • wheeling fortune,
  • handwritings the wall,
  • inescapablenessed,
  • divined will,
  • providencing,
  • wheeled fortune,
  • kismeting,
  • handwritinged on the wall,
  • out coming,
  • upshoting.
  •predestine (verb)
  • pre destined,
  • pre-destines,
  • pre-destining,
  • pre destine,
  • pre destines,
  • pre destining,
  • pre-destine,
  • pre-destined.
  •predetermine (verb)
  • pre dispose,
  • pre determine,
  • pre-disposes,
  • pre determines,
  • pre-determined,
  • pre disposing,
  • pre determined,
  • pre-disposed,
  • pre disposes,
  • pre-determines,
  • pre-determine,
  • pre determining,
  • pre-determining,
  • pre-dispose.
  •preordain (verb)
  • pre ordaining,
  • fore-telling,
  • pre-ordained,
  • pre ordain,
  • fore tell,
  • fore-tell,
  • fore tells,
  • pre-ordain,
  • pre ordains,
  • pre ordained,
  • fore-tells,
  • pre-ordains,
  • fore told,
  • fore telling,
  • pre-ordaining,
  • fore-told.
  •proscribe (verb)
  • out lawed,
  • de-porting,
  • ex-patriating,
  • ex patriate,
  • out lawing,
  • ex patriates,
  • ex-patriates,
  • pro scribe,
  • ex-patriate,
  • ex-patriated,
  • pro scribing,
  • pro scribes,
  • de porting,
  • pro-scribe,
  • de-ported,
  • de ported,
  • out-lawed,
  • inter dict,
  • pro-scribed,
  • ex patriated,
  • ex patriating,
  • inter-dict,
  • pro scribed.
  •put (verb)
  • re-quired,
  • subjects to,
  • re quired,
  • subjecting to,
  • re quires,
  • re-quire,
  • subjected to,
  • in duce,
  • re-quires,
  • re-quiring,
  • in-duces,
  • in duces,
  • re quire,
  • in-duce,
  • re quiring.
  •sentence (verb)
  • sent prison,
  • passed judgment,
  • takes the fall,
  • sending prison,
  • sending to prison,
  • putting on ice,
  • put ice,
  • send prison,
  • puts ice,
  • puts on ice,
  • passes judgment,
  • sends prison,
  • take fall,
  • took fall,
  • taking the fall,
  • took the fall,
  • takes fall,
  • putting ice,
  • passing judgment,
  • sent to prison,
  • taking fall,
  • sends to prison.

• Other synonyms:

  •Doomsday
  • doomsday.
  •
  • palm,
  • foredoom,
  • providence.
  •
  • live.
  •condemn
  • blow whistle on,
  • send up the river,
  • be little,
  • Reprobating,
  • finding guilty,
  • Denunciate,
  • proscribe,
  • Reprobated,
  • reprobates,
  • sent up,
  • hang something on,
  • lay at one's door,
  • find fault with,
  • lay at door,
  • call down,
  • let have it,
  • found guilty,
  • pin it on,
  • Dooming,
  • thumbs down on,
  • pass sentence on,
  • put down,
  • calling down,
  • point finger at,
  • sends up,
  • finds guilty,
  • send up.
  •judge
  • referee,
  • give a hearing,
  • Valuing,
  • pronounce sentence,
  • Umpired,
  • passed sentence,
  • Umpiring,
  • sit,
  • passing sentence,
  • passes sentence,
  • sat,
  • size up,
  • judges.
  •predestinate
  • lucking,
  • Circumstanced,
  • Cupped,
  • lucked,
  • cupping,
  • circumstancing,
  • fortuned,
  • outcoming,
  • Lotted,
  • Lotting,
  • fortuning.

Paraphrases for Doom:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    crosses, dive, ruin, demise, downfall, curse, torment, disgrace, sadness.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    apocalypse, misfortune, inevitability, chastisement, misery, woe, ruination.
  • Verb, past tense
    condemned.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    condemns.

Antonyms for Doom:

• n.

  • fate or decision, usually unpleasant
    beginning, building, whole, construction, creation, happiness, blessing, birth, commencement, wonder, boon, good fortune, success, start, good luck, miracle, accusation.
  • Other antonyms:
    acquit, praise, life, rise, exonerate, nativity, justify, approve, origination, pardon, applaud, existence, absolve.

Doom Sentence Examples:

• It is useless again to speak to me on the subject; but since you fancy that you see so clearly the dreadful doom prepared for those who remain, I advise you to quit the city while there is time.

• His horse is slain; his own doom yet unknown.

Homophones for Doom:

• dawn, dame, dane, donna, damn, datum, diodon, done, dittany, dime, donne, diadem, dyne, duodenum, domain name, deaden, donee, dine, diam, dun, diamine, dynamo, dominee, daytime, deweyan, diana, demon, dodoma, danaea, den, deny, dead-on, Dona, donnean, damon, dayton, dna, don, down, din, domain, die down, dana, demo, daimon, diwan, danu, danau, dioon, Duomo, domine, dionaea, Dodonaea, dummy, diatom, daemon, duenna, dam, dm, dahomey, dome, dine in, demean, donnian, denim, dim, do in, detain, detainee, downy, dietitian, dudeen, dune, dominie, doyen, downy haw, deem, didion, Dahna, dama, doyenne, dominion, dayan, dean, domino.

Hyponym for Doom:

• n.

  • event
    fate, destiny.

• v.

  • communication
    ensure, secure, assure, insure, guarantee.