foredoom in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Foredome refers to a feeling of impending doom or inevitable disaster.

The ominous clouds gathered, signaling a sense of foredoom over the small village.
Despite their best efforts, the scientists could not shake the feeling of foredoom surrounding their experiment.
As the clock struck midnight, a chill in the air cast a foredoom over the celebration.
His dreams were plagued by visions of foredoom, warning him of impending disaster.
The report detailed a foredoom that loomed over the economy, leaving many anxious about the future.
The constant warnings of climate change seem to foredoom our planet to a bleak future.
His overthinking often leads him to foredoom situations before they even begin.
Many critics argue that the film's ending foredooms its characters to a tragic fate.
The lack of funding for education could foredoom future generations to a cycle of poverty.
She felt that her past mistakes would forever foredoom her chances of happiness.