DOOMING Meaning and
Definition
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Dooming, often referred to as the gerund form of the verb "doom," is a term that encompasses various meanings depending on the context in which it is used. Primarily, dooming refers to the act of condemning or predicting an adverse outcome, typically implying a feeling of despair, hopelessness, or impending disaster.
In a general sense, dooming can describe the act of assigning or pronouncing an inescapable fate or unfavorable future upon someone or something. It carries a sense of inevitability, as if the outcome is predetermined and cannot be altered. This term is often associated with pessimism or a negative perspective, suggesting that the subject being doomed is bound for failure or a tragic end.
Furthermore, dooming may be used to describe the act of cursing or bringing about bad luck or misfortune upon someone or something. It implies that the individual or entity in question is under the influence of a malign force or doomed by their own actions.
The term 'dooming' can also be applied in a broader societal context, referring to the idea of being doomed as a civilization or the planet as a whole. In this sense, it implies an impending catastrophe or a grim fate for humanity, often associated with environmental degradation or societal collapse.
Overall, dooming encompasses a sense of prophetic or ominous language, suggesting a negative fate or outcome impending on someone or something. It conveys a strong sense of bleakness, pessimism, and hopelessness.
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Etymology of DOOMING
The word "dooming" is derived from the verb "doom", which originated from Old English "dōm". In Old English, "dōm" referred to judgment, decision, or fate. It can be traced back further to the Proto-Germanic word "*dōmaz", which meant "judgment" or "law". The word eventually evolved to have a broader meaning of "condemnation" or "fate sealed", which is how "doom" is commonly understood today. From "doom", the present participle form "dooming" emerged, indicating the ongoing act of bringing about a sense of doom or condemnation.
Similar spelling words for DOOMING
- domino,
- zooming,
- Dimming,
- booming,
- Dooming,
- Doing,
- Rooming,
- domain,
- Mooing,
- Damming,
- Looming.
Conjugate verb Dooming
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