Doom and Hazard

Doom

Doom noun - A state or end that seemingly has been decided beforehand.

Usage example: it was her doom to be haunted by the memory of that terrible day

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Hazard and doom are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hazard" instead a noun "Doom".

Nearby Words: doomed, dooms, dooming

Hazard noun - The uncertain course of events.

Usage example: it was only by hazard and good fortune that we found our way back to the trail

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Doom and hazard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Doom" instead a noun "Hazard".

Nearby Words: hazardous, hazarded, hazardously, hazarding

standard	standard doom	standard hazard
actual	actual doom	actual hazard
real	real doom	real hazard
big	big doom	big hazard
Other adjectives: new, minor, inevitable, random, oncoming, nuclear, nearest.

doom people

hazard people

Series 6 added the "disc of doom", a round disc set into the floor that could be activated by a bumper similar to the pit release that would cause it to spin, supposedly to pose a driving hazard to the robots.

Source: Series / Robot Wars
Spikes of Doom: In the games without lives, these become the biggest non-enemy hazard.

Source: Franchise / Castlevania
Spikes of Doom: Spikes are a constant hazard, and it's lights out for Beck if he so much as glances them.

Source: Video Game / Mighty No. 9

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