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doomsday

[doomz-dey] / ˈdumzˌdeɪ /




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However, she was quick to joke that her ambitions as far as doomsday prepping are concerned don’t include outliving the rest of humanity.

From MarketWatch

Some of the Scotland players hung about on the pitch to hear the final score from Copenhagen, A Denmark winner was the doomsday, the mood killer for Tuesday night when the sides come together.

From BBC

She’s spent her whole life being cared for by android robots while her parents are away, and stockpiling perishable resources and doomsday goods for when wildfires become too widespread to ignore.

From Salon

And lastly, the doomsday scenario for markets: The Fed keeps rates unchanged and sends a hawkish signal.

From MarketWatch

According to Saban, the study was born out of a motivation to take a step back from doomsday scenarios.

From Science Daily