doom-laden

adjective

1. conveying a sense of disaster and tragedy

Example Sentences

Either way, it’s a sobering way to introduce an ending as compassionately doom-laden as any Pynchon has ever given us.

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Director Amy Berg would rather us see Buckley as he was in the world instead of some conveniently doom-laden figure.

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Elsewhere, the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra gave Ozzy a symphonic send-off by recreating Black Sabbath - the doom-laden self-titled opening track from the band's debut album - as part of a performance under the departure boards at New Street station.

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The UK economy did far better than doom-laden predictions for the first three months of this year.

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That record was the band's doom-laden third album Faith.

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