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foredoomed's Usage Examples:

What was foredoomed to fail failed.

Such attempts are foredoomed to disappointment and failure; yet when the disappointment and failure.

Four Orations (1823) For Judgment to come (1823) Babylon and Infidelity foredoomed - A Discourse on the Prophecies of Daniel and the Apocalypse which relate.

nature of all claims to master principles—that hope is to Fish equally foredoomed by the very nature of the situational consciousness, the all-embracing.

Both attempts, however, are foredoomed.

Ultimately, each pathocracy is foredoomed because the root of healthy social morality, according to Łobaczewski.

story called "The Stone Pillow", which would have depicted the earlier foredoomed opposition to the Theocracy, never got written, Heinlein noting that there.

The story clearly implies that Erekosë was foredoomed by some higher power to commit genocide, that his only choice was whether.

that anti-Christ, whose reign is limited to 1290 years, and who is then foredoomed by God to utter destruction.

official position of any kind, organizes some of his neighbors for a foredoomed defiance, confronting the German soldiers who arrive in their countryside.

lower Mississippi valley, which ultimately bisected the Confederacy and foredoomed its collapse.

But as The Monthly Mirror later recorded in July 1798, he was: "Early foredoomed his [uncle's] soul to cross/ And paint a picture where he should engross.

It was foredoomed that sooner or later the door of a G.

even willing to betray his oath to the Empire and join her husband's foredoomed rebellion.

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

future and it seemed to me that a human being thus equipped would be foredoomed to vulgar fame or to a life of fruitless destruction.

" Time magazine's reviewer commented that "Witches of Salem is a foredoomed but fascinating attempt.

foredoomed's Meaning':

doom beforehand

Synonyms:

doom; condemn; sentence;

Antonyms:

acquit; applaud; acquittal;