destinable (Meaning)
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destinable (a.)
Determined by destiny; fated.
Synonyms & Antonyms of destinable
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destinable Sentence Examples
- Though the outcome seemed **destinable** to failure, an unexpected turn of events led to success. (Slightly awkward due to the negative connotation)
- The ancient prophecy spoke of a child **destinable** for greatness, born under a specific celestial alignment.
- The hero's journey was **destinable** from the moment they embarked on the perilous quest. (Slightly unnatural due to the inherent implication of destiny)
- The inscription on the tomb hinted at a life **destinable** for extraordinary deeds, though left unfulfilled.
- Skeptics scoffed at the notion of a predetermined fate, arguing that nothing is truly **destinable**.
- The author explored the concept of free will versus **destinable** outcomes in their thought-provoking novel. (Slightly awkward due to the abstract nature)
- The element of chance often disrupts even the most seemingly **destinable** paths.
- Some cultures believe in a force shaping lives, making certain events **destinable** to unfold.
- While facing seemingly **destinable** defeat, the underdog rallied with unwavering determination. (Awkward due to the positive spin on a negative situation)
- The play grappled with the question: are our choices merely an illusion, or are we capable of defying what appears **destinable**? (Acceptable sentence, but "destined" might be a stronger choice)
FAQs About the word destinable
Determined by destiny; fated.
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No antonyms found.
Though the outcome seemed **destinable** to failure, an unexpected turn of events led to success. (Slightly awkward due to the negative connotation)
The ancient prophecy spoke of a child **destinable** for greatness, born under a specific celestial alignment.
The hero's journey was **destinable** from the moment they embarked on the perilous quest. (Slightly unnatural due to the inherent implication of destiny)
The inscription on the tomb hinted at a life **destinable** for extraordinary deeds, though left unfulfilled.
