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The phrase "a prediction of doom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing forecasts or expectations that imply negative or disastrous outcomes.
Example: "The scientist's report was filled with a prediction of doom regarding climate change if immediate action was not taken."
Alternatives: "a dire forecast" or "an ominous prediction."
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If we feel grief at what seems to be happening, instead of simply seeming smug in a prediction of certain doom; if we invent ways to lessen the turbulence and create the best that is possible in the new circumstances, if we live intensely instead of habitually, then the scenario of demise might seem no worse than knowing that, as individuals, we each will die.
A prediction of future invective?
JULY Oil hit $147 a barrel, leading to predictions of doom from many in the airline business.
That's despite widespread predictions of doom a couple years back, about the time I took the co-editor job.
Many Natives of the northwest took the earthquake as a sign that Tenskwatawa's predictions of doom were coming true, leading many to support Tecumseh, including many of his former detractors.
Like Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Hillary Rodham Clinton overcame predictions of doom to become a fledgling success.
Your mind can undoubtedly come up with a similar list, full of even more predictions of doom and annihilation.
I'm not sure they're the perfect general festival headliner, but given the predictions of doom, I'd say that was a bit of a triumph.
We're hearing dire predictions of doom and gloom, an "end to coffee as we know it".
Despite Malthusian predictions of doom, it serves as a reminder of humankind's astonishing ability to feed soaring populations.
He said he was keen to avoid "shroud-waving" predictions of doom ("No one follows a pessimist," he said), but was attempting to prepare the public to expect that police will be providing fewer of the services they have become used to.
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