Doom
Reckoning
Reckoning noun - The act of placing a value on the nature, character, or quality of something.
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Synonyms for Reckoning
Doom and reckoning are semantically related in retribution topic. Sometimes you can use "Doom" instead a noun "Reckoning", if it concerns topics such as day of retribution.
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How words are described
| standard | standard doom | standard reckoning |
| true | true doom | true reckoning |
| new | new doom | new reckoning |
| approaching | approaching doom | approaching reckoning |
| Other adjectives: coming. | ||
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Averted by The Domesday Book, which is simply a land survey and census — the original meaning of "doom" is "accounting" or "reckoning," and a doomsday was the day a lord would take stock of his landholdings' production, whence the metaphorical sense of "day of reckoning, Last Judgment."
Source: Doomy Dooms of Doom - Black Doom: Shadow... As you can see, the day of reckoning will soon be here.
Source: The Day of Reckoning -
Also, in the episode "Dead Reckoning", Batman and Wonder Woman figure out Gorilla City is under attack from the Legion of Doom, and Batman calls Solovar (leader of Gorilla City) to warn him - right as they're being attacked.
Source: Kinda Busy Here
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