doom and gloom

noun

1. gloom and doom.

Other Words From

• doom-and-gloom adjective

Example Sentences

Speaking to BBC Radio 6 Music's Huw Stephens, he said singing live became "hugely cathartic" in escaping the "doom and gloom" he felt.

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It's not all doom and gloom - sometimes films being shot on real streets, as opposed to behind closed doors in studios, can fuel a boom in local trade.

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"It was just that kick up the bum that said 'come on, things are going to be alright, it isn’t all doom and gloom, we’re going to have some happiness along the way'," says Charlotte.

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“I wish I could go back and tell myself two hours after she was born, when we realised, that you’re going to be OK and she’s going to be OK and life is not going to be doom and gloom,” said Ms Kennedy.

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It is not all doom and gloom for the Eagles, though, because other teams have been here before - and stayed up.

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