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doomsday

/ˈduːmz.deɪ/

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noun

/ˈduːmz.deɪ/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее гипотетическое будущее событие или время катастрофического разрушения, суда или конца света.

A noun referring to a hypothetical future event or time of catastrophic destruction, judgment, or the end of the world.

uncountable

  1. B2formal

    The final day of judgment or the end of the world, often associated with religious or apocalyptic beliefs.

    ruКонец света

    • Many ancient prophecies predict a doomsday scenario.
    • The cult believed that doomsday would arrive on a specific date.
    • Doomsday preppers stockpile supplies for a potential catastrophe.

    Synonymsapocalypsearmageddonday of reckoningend of the worldfinal judgmentjudgment daylast judgment

  2. Catastrophic eventB2informal

    A hypothetical or actual event that causes widespread destruction or collapse.

    ruСудный день

    • The financial crisis felt like doomsday for many investors.
    • Some people fear a doomsday caused by climate change.
    • The movie depicted a doomsday caused by a giant asteroid.

    Synonymsapocalypsearmageddoncalamitycataclysmcatastropheday of reckoningdisasterjudgment day

Forms
  • doomsdays plural form
  • doomsdays' possessive plural form
  • doomsday's possessive singular form
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