Adjective:

నేరస్థుడు, డెడ్-ఓరియంటెడ్,

doomed's Usage Examples:

who in 1770 led a heroic but foredoomed revolt, which did not get the aid from the Russians who instigated it.

Christgau commented that the song "is a completely affectionate, completely undeluded look at the doomed, hopeful, cheerfully insincere dreams and schemes of.

Steppenwolf sees that the destruction that has been wrought has doomed the planet, and all who live on it.

National Natural Landmarks on Guam, it is closely associated with the folktale of two doomed lovers and is a major tourist attraction.

volcano that doomed Atlantis which awakens and threatens to send what unsubmerged landmass remains to oblivion.

ThemeNovelist Stuart Engstrand in his 1948 novel of the same name describes anti-heroine Rosa Moline as the “Wisconsin [Madame] Bovary”, a reference to 19th Century novelist Gustave Flaubert’s doomed character in his 1856 Madame Bovary.

The performance infuriates Queen Elizabeth (Bette Davis) whose doomed love for Robert Devereaux,.

a special train; that she snapped commands to her troops and had them unlimber and train the heavy pieces on the doomed city.

Obuchowski, which derided a lawyer"s argument as "pettifoggery" and concluded that the appeal was "frivolous, doomed and sanctionable".

Heidegger's Experiment by Nathaniel Hawthorne, each character is to some extent doomed to make the same mistakes they did before.

The slow pace of downtown Little Rock redevelopment doomed the restaurant, and this location was closed on February 4, 1996.

Gaines was fed up; he believed his titles were being specifically targeted and realized they were doomed to future failure.

unbelievers 4-6 Confederated infidels, however prosperous, are doomed 7-9 The angels intercede for true believers 10-12 Infidels shall repent in hell, but.

Synonyms:

dead,

Antonyms:

achiever, alive,