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doomsday

/ˈduːmz.deɪ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un événement ou un moment futur hypothétique de destruction catastrophique, de jugement ou de fin du monde.

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/ˈduːmz.deɪ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un événement ou un moment futur hypothétique de destruction catastrophique, de jugement ou de fin du monde.

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

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  1. B2formal

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

    frJour du jugement dernier / fin du monde

    • 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.

    Synonymesapocalypsearmageddonday of reckoningend of the worldfinal judgmentjudgment daylast judgment

  2. Catastrophic eventB2informal

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

    frcatastrophe finale

    • 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.

    Synonymesapocalypsearmageddoncalamitycataclysmcatastropheday of reckoningdisasterjudgment day

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