Perdition
Pronunciation: /ˈpɝˈdiˈɪtˈaɪˌɑn/
Perdition (noun)
- A place or state of punishment after death for people judged guilty, often described in religious teaching.
- A situation where someone or something is destroyed completely, with no hope of recovery.
Examples
- They feared eternal damnation and called it perdition.
- The story warns that greed can lead to perdition.