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a prophet of doom

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a prophet of doom
someone who always expects bad things to happen My father is convinced that this venture will fail, but then he's always been a prophet of doom.
See also: doom, prophet


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One doesn't have to be a prophet of doom to see in recent legislation the thin edge of the wedge which could just possibly take us back to a lifestyle such as is present in other parts of the world.
Huw Edwards harped on and on about the "energy" in the stadium but still sounded like a prophet of doom as he does when he pops up like the Grim Reaper at any floods or tragedies that happen across the country.
We've taken a turn to Negative Town man," he said before the England-Croatia match, complaining that Alan Hansen was being a prophet of doom.
 
 
 
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