1. statements or predictions of disaster, ruin, or catastrophe; gloomy or pessimistic forecasts
Usage: plural form; typically used to describe repeated or multiple predictions of doom; often carries a connotation of exaggeration or unfounded pessimism

Examples

• The financial analyst's doomsayings about the market crash proved to be greatly exaggerated.
• Despite the doomsayings of critics, the startup succeeded beyond expectations.
• Environmental doomsayings have motivated many people to adopt sustainable practices.
• The news media is often criticized for amplifying doomsayings rather than balanced reporting.
• Her constant doomsayings about the project made the team lose confidence.
• Throughout history, doomsayings about technological change have rarely come to pass.
• The prophet's doomsayings attracted a devoted following of believers.