destinies (Meaning)

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destinies (pl.)

of Destiny

The intertwined **destinies** of the two families unfolded across generations, forever linked by a shared history.
The fortune teller gazed into the crystal ball, claiming to glimpse the **destinies** of those who sought her guidance.
The battlefield echoed with the clash of steel, where countless **destinies** hung in the balance.
The novel explored the concept of free will, questioning whether our choices truly shape our **destinies** or if they are predetermined.
The **destinies** of nations are often decided on the world stage, where political leaders navigate complex alliances and conflicts.
The inscription on the ancient temple spoke of the cyclical nature of life and death, with all **destinies** ultimately leading to the same end.
The documentary explored the stories of individuals who overcame seemingly insurmountable challenges, defying the limitations of their **destinies**.
The technological advancements of the 21st century have the potential to reshape the **destinies** of entire industries and societies.
As the years passed, the childhood friends drifted apart, their once inseparable **destinies** taking them down diverging paths.
The decision to embark on a journey of self-discovery carries the potential to unlock new possibilities and rewrite the course of one's **destiny**.

of Destiny

fates, fortunes, portions,circumstances, chances, dooms, luck, aftereffects, results, happenstances

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The intertwined **destinies** of the two families unfolded across generations, forever linked by a shared history.

The fortune teller gazed into the crystal ball, claiming to glimpse the **destinies** of those who sought her guidance.

The battlefield echoed with the clash of steel, where countless **destinies** hung in the balance.

The novel explored the concept of free will, questioning whether our choices truly shape our **destinies** or if they are predetermined.