12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Foredoom' in a Sentence
"To predestine or doom something beforehand." more
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The decision to cut down the ancient tree had foredoomed the once-thriving ecosystem.
The neglected maintenance has been foredooming the stability of the bridge.
The cursed artifact foredoomed anyone who possessed it.
As the captain, I am foredooming our chances by underestimating the opponent.
The growing distrust between the two nations appeared to foredoom diplomatic efforts for peace.
The architect was foredooming the structural integrity of the building with the flawed design.
Ignoring the warning signs will have foredoomed their relationship to failure.
The detective's investigation is foredooming the suspect to a life behind bars.
The rising sea levels and climate change could foredoom coastal communities to relocation.
The ongoing dispute will be foredooming any hopes of a peaceful resolution between the two nations.
The teacher was foredooming the student's understanding by using complex jargon.
Political corruption will have foredoomed the trust citizens place in the government.
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