What is another word for perdition?
Pronunciation:
[ pɜːdˈɪʃən], [ pɜːdˈɪʃən], [ p_ɜː_d_ˈɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
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Synonyms for Perdition:
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- blessing,
- article of faith,
- blasphemy,
- blasphemous,
- archangel,
- blaspheme,
- bless,
- angelic,
- absolution,
- angel.
- blame,
- destruction,
- doom.
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• Other relevant words (noun):- disfigure,
- damage,
- netherworld,
- depredation,
- eradicate,
- extinguish,
- pest,
- pits,
- efface,
- defeat,
- malediction,
- denial,
- havoc,
- Deathblow,
- stone,
- scheol,
- disintegration,
- blaze,
- beat,
- lapse,
- imaginary place,
- die,
- hellfire,
- dissolution,
- demoralize,
- blue ruin,
- pandemonium,
- reduce,
- eliminate,
- break down,
- disrupt,
- agitate,
- cost,
- hell on earth,
- deteriorate,
- snake pit,
- deprave,
- carnage,
- expense,
- annihilation,
- bereavement,
- crumble,
- dissipate,
- subversion,
- losing streak,
- bane,
- demolish,
- fall,
- dismantle,
- destroy,
- holocaust,
- ravage,
- disintegrate,
- breakup,
- consumption,
- limbo,
- sin,
- corrode,
- expire,
- Tophet,
- imprecation,
- devour,
- sacrifice,
- melt,
- eat,
- crash,
- shatter,
- wreck,
- devastation,
- decimation,
- deform,
- hecatomb,
- stripping,
- taking away,
- deprivation,
- do in,
- glare,
- deface,
- bloodbath,
- disorganization,
- desolation,
- dissolve,
- despoliation,
- nonpayment,
- privation,
- loser,
- undo,
- waste,
- fault,
- perish,
- unmake,
- debase,
- despoilment,
- denudation,
- exterminate,
- forfeit,
- shambles,
- detriment,
- devastate,
- dispossession,
- become extinct,
- disruption,
- undoing,
- debit,
- be destroyed,
- spoliation,
- downfall,
- iniquity,
- disturb,
- Deperdition,
- endocarp,
- injury,
- slaughter,
- forfeiture,
- do away with,
- robbery,
- hellhole,
- avichi,
- bankruptcy,
- vandalism,
- Divestment,
- fossa,
- wrack,
- erode,
- ruination,
- conflagration,
- overthrow,
- total loss,
- mischief.
How to use "Perdition" in context?
Perdition is the doom or destruction of the soul. It is often used figuratively to refer to the ultimate fate of a person or thing. The biblical use of the word perdition comes from the Latin perditio, which means "loss." It is mentioned 44 times in the New Testament, most commonly in the context of eternal punishment in hell.
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