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foreordaining Meaning
foreordaining
to determine in advance, to dispose or appoint in advance
foreordaining Sentence Examples
- The architect's meticulous plans foreordained the building's striking silhouette.
- Ancient prophecies foreordained the rise and fall of civilizations.
- The cosmos is believed to be governed by principles that foreordain certain outcomes.
- In predestination, one's destiny is foreordained by divine decree.
- The outcome of the battle seemed foreordained due to the overwhelming odds against the weaker side.
- Genetic predispositions often foreordain certain health conditions.
- The astrologer claimed that the alignment of the stars foreordained the couple's blissful marriage.
- Socioeconomic factors sometimes foreordain the educational pathways children take.
- The perpetrator's motive for the crime seemed foreordained, driven by desperation.
- The ancient texts foreordained the eventual redemption of humanity through a savior.
FAQs About the word foreordaining
to determine in advance, to dispose or appoint in advance
dooming, ordaining,destining,predetermining, preordaining, predestining, predicting, fating, foredooming, condemning
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The architect's meticulous plans foreordained the building's striking silhouette.
Ancient prophecies foreordained the rise and fall of civilizations.
The cosmos is believed to be governed by principles that foreordain certain outcomes.
In predestination, one's destiny is foreordained by divine decree.
