9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Foredoom' in a Sentence
"To predestine or doom something beforehand." more
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The detective's keen instincts helped him foredoom the criminal's next move.
Despite his efforts, the student felt the teacher's stern look would foredoom his chances of passing the test.
The astronomer could foredoom the appearance of shooting stars tonight.
Clara's hard work and dedication did not foredoom her chances of winning the spelling bee.
The storyteller could foredoom the happy ending of the fairy tale.
The magician could foredoom the rabbit's appearance in his hat.
The wise owl could foredoom the weather changes.
Despite the ominous clouds, the weather forecast did not foredoom the outdoor picnic.
The detective tried to foredoom the mystery before gathering all the clues.
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