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doomsman

[doomz-muh n]

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noun, plural dooms·men.

Archaic. a judge.

Origin of doomsman

1150–1200; early Middle English domes man man of judgment; see doom, ’s¹, -man

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Historical Examples of doomsman

But the Doomsman asked no questions; he spoke, lightly and carelessly, as was his wont.
The Doomsman
Van Tassel Sutphen
For the second time the Doomsman raised the pipe to his lips.
The Doomsman
Van Tassel Sutphen
The Doomsman had ridden in cool defiance up to the very walls of the keep.
The Doomsman
Van Tassel Sutphen
The Doomsman caught it dexterously and fastened it on his breast.
The Doomsman
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The swords clashed together; then the Doomsman dropped his point.
The Doomsman
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