doomster
a doomsayer.
Archaic. a judge.
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How to use doomster in a sentence
Serving as chief climate champion marks a somewhat remarkable conversion for Johnson, who once ridiculed “eco doomsters” and invoked climate change deniers.
Boris Johnson tells world leaders to ‘grow up’ on climate change, takes aim at Kermit the Frog | Karla Adam | September 23, 2021 | Washington PostA figure more terrible than any that had yet appeared came forward, and prepared to act the part of doomster.
The doomster then, according to law, repeated the sentence, and Montrose was removed to the Tolbooth.
Montrose | Mowbray MorrisWith their appearance there my tale has nothing to do; the doomster, as I have said, had the handling of them with birch.
John Splendid | Neil Munro
British Dictionary definitions for doomster
/ (ˈduːmstə) /
a person habitually given to predictions of impending disaster or doom
archaic a judge
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