doomed

• Descreve alguém ou algo que está destinado ao fracasso, ao sofrimento ou à ruína, ou que está fadado a um fim infeliz e inevitável.

Describes someone or something that is certain to fail, suffer, or die.

1. Certain to fail or sufferB2formal

   Likely to have an unfortunate or inescapable outcome; destined to fail or be destroyed.

   Condenado

   • The project was doomed from the start due to lack of funding.
   • They felt their relationship was doomed to fail.
   • The ship was doomed after hitting the iceberg.

   Sinônimoscurseddamneddestinedfatedhopelessill-fatedill-starredjinxedlostruined

   Antônimosfavoredprosperoussuccessful

2. Condemned to death or destructionB2formal

   Sentenced to death or destruction, often by a higher power or fate.

   Condenado

   • The prisoners were doomed to execution.
   • The ancient city was doomed by the volcanic eruption.
   • He felt doomed by his own mistakes.

   Sinônimosaccursedcursedfatedhaplessill-fatedill-starredlostunlucky

   Antônimosredeemedrescuedsaved

• Substantivo que designa pessoas destinadas a morrer ou a sofrer um destino terrível em breve; também pode se referir a pessoas condenadas ao fracasso ou à ruína.

A noun referring to people who are fated to die or suffer a terrible fate in the near future.

1. People destined to die or failB2formal

   Individuals who are fated to suffer death, destruction, or failure.

   Condenados

   • The captain tried to save the doomed from the sinking ship.
   • In the story, the prophet warned the doomed of their fate.
   • The rescue team could not reach the doomed in time.

   Sinônimosdamnedfatedill-fatedlostmarkedunfortunate

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de condenar alguém ou algo a um destino determinado, geralmente desagradável ou funesto; também pode significar pressagiar ruína ou destruição.

A verb used to indicate the act of condemning someone or something to a particular fate, typically an unpleasant or disastrous one.

1. Condemn to a bad fateB2formal

   To cause someone or something to have an unavoidable and usually negative outcome.

   Condenar

   • The lack of funding doomed the project from the start.
   • His reckless actions doomed him to failure.
   • The harsh weather doomed the crops.

   Sinônimoscondemncursedamndestinefateforeordainordainpredestinesentence

2. Judicial condemnationC1formal

   To formally sentence someone to a severe punishment or death.

   Condenar

   • The court doomed the traitor to life in prison.
   • The dictator doomed his enemies to exile.
   • The judge doomed the criminal to execution.

   Sinônimoscondemnconvictdamnsentence

   Antônimosabsolveacquitexoneratepardonvindicate