calamitous
ca·lam·i·tous
adjective \kə-ˈla-mə-təs\Definition of CALAMITOUS
: being, causing, or accompanied by calamity <calamitous events>
— ca·lam·i·tous·ly adverb
Examples of CALAMITOUS
- the calamitous state of the nation's economy
- <a calamitous decision to sell their products online exclusively ruined the business>
First Known Use of CALAMITOUS
1545
Related to CALAMITOUS
- Synonyms
- fatal, cataclysmal (or cataclysmic), catastrophic, damning, destructive, disastrous, fateful, ruinous, unfortunate
- Antonyms
- nondestructive
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