Perdition (noun)

1. The state of being damned or eternal loss in Hell.
2. The state of being lost or ruined.

Origin:

From the latin word perditiōnem, from perditus "lost, ruined".

Examples:

1. He feared for his soul, believing it was headed for perdition.
2. The company was headed for perdition if it didn't change its ways.
3. He felt that he was already in perdition and there was no way out.
4. The city was in a state of perdition after the war.
5. He believed that his actions would lead him to perdition.