foredoom
verb
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Pronunciation: /ˈfɔːduːm/ / /fɔːˈduːm/
noun
Etymology: From fore- + doom. Compare foredeem.
- A doom that is predicted; destiny.
verb
Etymology: From fore- + doom. Compare foredeem.
- To predestine to a doom.
“Thou art foredoomed to view the Stygian state.”
“[W]hen to the inherent difficulties of so delicate and nice a social operation were added the spite and hate of conflict, the hell of war; when suspicion and cruelty were rife, and gaunt Hunger wept beside Bereavement,—in such a case, the work of any instrument of social regeneration was in large part foredoomed to failure.”