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foredoomed

/fɔːˈduːmd/

/fɔrˈdumd/

foredoomedpast participle

/fɔːˈdjuːmd/

/fɔrˈdumd/

Functions as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "foredoom".

Translations

voué à l'échecSe dit d’une situation, d’un projet ou d’une personne promis à un échec certain.

The project was foredoomed from the start due to lack of funding and support.

Le projet était voué à l'échec dès le départ, faute de financement et de soutien.

Additional translations

condamné d'avancePlus littéral; fréquent dans un registre soutenu ou pour insister sur l'inéluctabilité.

Definitions

Certain to fail or be destroyed; destined for an inevitable negative outcome.

The project was foredoomed from the start due to lack of funding and support.

Synonyms

foredoomverb

foredoomed

Past Simple

foredoomed

Past Simple

foredoomed

Past Participle

foredooming

ing-form

/fɔːˈduːm/

/fɔrˈdum/

Translations

condamnerd’avance, à un sort ou à un échec

The project was foredoomed to failure due to lack of planning and resources.

Le projet était condamné à l'échec en raison du manque de planification et de ressources.

Definitions

To condemn or doom beforehand; to predestine to a negative outcome.

The project was foredoomed to failure due to lack of planning and resources.

Synonyms

foredoomnoun

Definitions

A predetermined or inevitable fate or destiny, often of a negative or adverse nature.

The villagers believed that the ancient curse was a foredoom that no one could escape.