foreordained (Meaning)
foreordained (s)
established or prearranged unalterably
Synonyms & Antonyms of foreordained
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foreordained Sentence Examples
- The foreordained destiny of the valiant hero was to conquer the evil empire.
- The ancient prophecy foreordained that the valiant knight would slay the dragon.
- The child's future greatness was foreordained by the stars at his birth.
- The ancient scriptures foreordained the birth of a savior who would redeem mankind.
- The ill-fated love affair between Romeo and Juliet was foreordained by fate.
- The outcome of the battle was foreordained, as the opposing forces were vastly unequal.
- The cosmic order foreordained the creation of galaxies, stars, and planets.
- The foreordained purpose of the universe was to be a realm of life and consciousness.
- The foreordained fate of the tragic figure was to endure suffering and ultimately die.
- The scientist's groundbreaking discovery was foreordained by years of meticulous research and experimentation.
FAQs About the word foreordained
established or prearranged unalterably
fated, destined, predetermined,preordained, predestined, possible,probable, likely, unremitting, inexorable
uncertain, preventable, unsure, doubtful, doubtful, unsure, unclear, avoidable, unclear, avoidable
The foreordained destiny of the valiant hero was to conquer the evil empire.
The ancient prophecy foreordained that the valiant knight would slay the dragon.
The child's future greatness was foreordained by the stars at his birth.
The ancient scriptures foreordained the birth of a savior who would redeem mankind.
