doom

"I don't see anything like a doom about it, my dear," said he.

His voice had become weighty with authority and measured with doom.

My doom is fixed—fixed by my own folly—my own rash, headstrong folly.

The star that guides it is our guide, and in the tempest that menaces we behold our own doom!

In the fire of last night the hand of Allah wrote their doom.

But the prince was to have his day of triumph before the doom.

It was a real miracle that on that day he escaped from the doom intended for him.

He went to his doom as the foolish moth flies to the candle.

All complaint of my own doom had vanished, now that I began to do her the justice of love.

Neither of the others had done so, since their doom was pronounced.