doom-laden

British  

adjective

1. conveying a sense of disaster and tragedy

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Example Sentences

Then what's accepted in most government circles now as the real-world effect of the government's early doom-laden messages: things will get worse before they get better.

From BBC

Drawing on her early background in classical music and a fascination with scabrous rock and electronic music, she found a sound that melded the Velvet Underground and Nico’s elegant miserablism, Chelsea Wolfe and Lingua Ignota’s doom-laden art metal and the close-miked , creepy goth-pop of Billie Eilish’s first LP.

From Los Angeles Times

Otherwise, this is an inventive and engrossing collection of stories which, though death-tinged, are never doom-laden.

From Los Angeles Times

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

From Los Angeles Times

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

From Los Angeles Times