doomsday
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definition
noun
But those doomsdays were the product of faith; reason always used to say the world will continue.
the last day of the world's existence.
translation of 'doomsday'
noun
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example
She would go to heaven on 'doomsday' , so therefore why not merry?
Twain sometimes thought of himself as a modern Noah warning of a 'doomsday' to come.
The only thing that is ‘inevitable’ is that these preparations for 'doomsday' will waste our time and scare us witless.
The saner elements are likely to sulk and the economists are bound to predict 'doomsday' .
‘Greetings from the Nevada Test Site,’ it proclaimed, showing a collage of 'doomsday' clouds floating above a scraggly desert.
In the latter case, he warned, a 'doomsday' scenario is likely to follow.
However, I must question whether the 'doomsday' scenario painted by you and some fellow diarists is at all credible.
The third 'doomsday' scenario is based on pollution.
The opening passage of a thousand-year-old Christian prayer book discovered in Ireland does not say that 'doomsday' is near.
I'm not really sure how he moves from that point to the 'doomsday' scenario he describes, however.
After the first long sermon preaches a 'doomsday' envisionment of religion, where a vindictive God has nothing but wrath for sinners, he is sure that every word was aimed at him.
This conclusion was based on ‘information developed’ that the next 'doomsday' would be within a week.
Global warming, they have been telling us for years, will prove to be man's undoing, man creating his own 'doomsday' .
It is doubtful at this time that anyone who saw the image simply ignored it, since it resembled a rip or a tear strongly enough to cause predictions of 'doomsday' from every church in the city.
Many will see the Asian disaster as portending the advent of 'doomsday' .
People feel their confidence boosted by that event; it's the experience of hearing a 'doomsday' scenario and finding out it wasn't so bad.
It was like 'doomsday' , rendering the local populace helpless as the tsunami leveled both regions' coastal areas in only ten minutes.
Even some US writers forecast a potential economic 'doomsday' if current trends continue too long.
And some lawmakers are calling it a pure 'doomsday' scenario.
We won't see big gains for years to come, but perhaps the imbalances we've discussed won't lead to an economic 'doomsday' either.
It's the economic 'doomsday' scenario, inflation at four per cent and interest rates at 6.5 per cent by the end of next year.
Don't 'doomsday' and alarmist theories need evidence to support their tenability, also?
Yet, there are people who argue as if 'doomsday' is near at hand when they confront evidence of such increase.
So in the last seven years, 'doomsday' has been pushed back at least 13 years.
Ten years later he refined his vision with the gloomily satirical sequel, set almost entirely in a shopping mall the day after 'doomsday' , with zombies as the ultimate docile consumers.
It is happening on some celebrity talk shows and it could be 'doomsday' for channels in the long run.
Since none of the religious leaders seemed impressed by John's ministry, he had dismissed him as a lunatic, just another 'doomsday' prophet, here today and gone tomorrow.
He further contended that this talk of 20,000 extra vehicles was only in the event of a 'doomsday' scenario and was not practical.
But for those in favour of retaining the current playing season - they are in the majority at present - the return of a winter schedule of matches would be equivalent to 'doomsday' .
Port managers are working feverishly to prevent a dockside 'doomsday' .
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