foredoomed

There is no way (the hero of the sketch asserts) by which a man can break the eternal loneliness to which he is foredoomed.

But with passion and with courage, and a bent for snatching at the lion's own, does he not look foredoomed to an early close?

His levity seemed ghastly; and his refusal upon any persuasion to see a doctor quite heathenish, and a sign of one foredoomed.

I have learned that these measures I proposed in such good faith are half-measures foredoomed to failure.

But the experiments had been foredoomed anyway,—through the incompatibility of producers' cooperation with trade unionism.