foreordain (Meaning)
foreordain (v)
foreordain by divine will or decree
foreordain or determine beforehand
foreordain (v. t.)
To ordain or appoint beforehand; to preordain; to predestinate; to predetermine.
Synonyms & Antonyms of foreordain
foreordain Sentence Examples
- The gods foreordained my destiny from the moment I was born.
- Fate had already foreordained our encounter long before we met.
- The ancient scriptures foreordained the coming of a great prophet.
- The stars were aligned, foreordaining our union as lovers.
- Destiny foreordained that I would inherit the throne.
- The outcome was already foreordained, leaving no room for doubt.
- The Oracle had foreordained the victory of the righteous.
- I believed that my life was foreordained, and I had no choice but to accept my fate.
- The foreordained path led me through trials and tribulations.
- Despite the foreordination of events, human will and action still played a significant role.
FAQs About the word foreordain
foreordain by divine will or decree, foreordain or determine beforehandTo ordain or appoint beforehand; to preordain; to predestinate; to predetermine.
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The gods foreordained my destiny from the moment I was born.
Fate had already foreordained our encounter long before we met.
The ancient scriptures foreordained the coming of a great prophet.
The stars were aligned, foreordaining our union as lovers.
