What does dooming mean?
Dooming means present participle and gerund of doom.
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/ˈduːmɪŋ/ · verb
present participle and gerund of doom.
We find in the heathen poets a great number of these invocations and magical doomings, to inspire a dangerous passion, or to occasion maladies.
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Dooming means present participle and gerund of doom.
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We find in the heathen poets a great number of these invocations and magical doomings, to inspire a dangerous passion, or to occasion maladies.
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