doom

Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
doom/duːm/

▶noun death, destruction, or another terrible fate.

■ archaic (in Christian belief) the Last Judgement.

▶verb condemn to certain destruction, death, or failure: her plan was doomed to failure.

– derivatives
doomily adverb,
doominess noun,
doomy adjective (doomier, doomiest).

– origin OE dōm ‘statute, judgement’, of Gmc origin, from a base meaning ‘to put in place’; rel. to do1.