doom-monger
doom-monger noun: a person who prophesies doom.
Noun
doom-monger (plural doom-mongers)
- A person who prophesies doom.
- Trevelyan has been criticised for claiming, in 2012, that there was "clear evidence that the ice caps aren't melting at all" and that "we aren't getting hotter - global warming isn't actually happening". In a series of tweets unearthed by Labour opponents, she labelled some climate scientists as...2022 September 21, Paul Clifton, “Network News: Truss and Trevelyan lead a team new to the railways”, in RAIL, number 966, page 10
Forms of doom-monger
| plural | doom-mongers |
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Origin of doom-monger
From doom + monger.
Questions about doom-monger
- What does doom-monger mean?
- Doom-monger means a person who prophesies doom.
- What part of speech is doom-monger?
- Doom-monger is a noun.
- What is the plural of doom-monger?
- The plural of doom-monger is doom-mongers.
Words near doom-monger in the dictionary
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