DOOM

Mars hell invasion

Doom is a noun and verb with always negative connotations.

Doom is a bad fate, often one that is inevitable or unavoidable: He met his doom on a mountain in Afghanistan.

If you doom something, you cause it to fail or end badly: Her refusal to cooperate doomed any chance of success.

Doom is also used to characterize the bad fate of something: The project is doomed because of a lack of funding.

destruction

apocalypse

Total civilizational collapse

devastation · collapse · downfall · end · cataclysm · obliteration · extinction · demise · oblivion · ruination

judgment

damnation

Eternal punishment decree

punishment · damned · hellfire · eternal · divine · reckoning · tribunal · wrath · final · judgment day

gloom

dread

Intense anticipatory fear

hopelessness · bleakness · pessimism · impending · ominous · dire · grim · somber · melancholy · doomsayer

fate

destiny

Predetermined course of events

foretold · oracle · omen · portent · foreordained · inescapable · predetermined · kismet · lot · written

videogame

shooter

One who fires weapons

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Categories
Opposites
fate/outcome

DOOMsalvation

Deliverance from harm

deliverance · fortune · blessing · good fortune · windfall

prospect/future state

DOOMhope

Desire for good outcomes

promise · bright future · optimism · prospect · dawn

preservation vs. destruction

DOOMsurvival

Remaining alive against odds

rescue · preservation · flourishing · thriving · prosperity

Phrases
Family

dooms, doomed, dooming, doomsday, doomster

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