doomsome
English
Etymology
From doom + -some.
Adjective
doomsome (comparative more doomsome, superlative most doomsome)
- Marked by doom
- 2015, Bard Bloom, World In My Claws:
- “Well, Murghal neng Nhestravvath came back from the desert with a doomsome demon as an ally. [...]”
- 2011, Arthur D Bardswell, The Poor Preachers:
- 'Fear not the doomsome words of yon jobbardly Jeremiah, Master Plowman. He maketh merry with us all oft and anon, and 'twill be to his own undoing.
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