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doomsome

doomsome adjective: marked by doom.

Adjective

doomsome (comparative more doomsome, superlative most doomsome)

  1. Marked by doom.
    • “Well, Murghal neng Nhestravvath came back from the desert with a doomsome demon as an ally. [...]”2015, Bard Bloom, World In My Claws
    • 'Fear not the doomsome words of yon jobbardly Jeremiah, Master Plowman. He maketh merry with us all oft and anon, and 'twill be to his own undoing.2011, Arthur D Bardswell, The Poor Preachers

Forms of doomsome

comparativemore doomsome
superlativemost doomsome

Origin of doomsome

From doom + -some.

Questions about doomsome

What does doomsome mean?
Doomsome means marked by doom.
What part of speech is doomsome?
Doomsome is an adjective.

Words near doomsome in the dictionary

  1. doomsdayers
  2. doomsdayism
  3. doomsdays
  4. doomsman
  5. doomsmen
  6. doomsome
  7. doomstead
  8. doomsteader
  9. doomsteaders
  10. doomsteading
  11. doomsteads

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