predestinating Synonyms

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destined, fated, or determined beforehand, to foreordain to an earthly or eternal lot or destiny by divine decree, predetermine

The novel explores the intricate tapestry of fate, suggesting that all events were predestinating from the outset.
Some religions believe in the concept of predestination, where God has already foreordained the course of human lives.
In a cruel twist of fate, the accident seemed predestinating, sealing the victim's fate in an instant.
The tragic events unfolded as if they had been predestinated, leaving behind a trail of devastation.
The astrologer predicted her future, claiming that her marriage was predestinating and unbreakable.
The scientist's theories hinted at a hidden force predestinating the evolution of the universe.
Despite the illusion of free will, some philosophers argue that our choices are ultimately predestinated by a higher power.
The prophecy whispered that the king's destiny was predestinated, leading to both glory and downfall.
The detective pieced together the clues, revealing a sinister plot that had been predestinating from the start.
In a timeless tapestry woven by fate, every thread and turn seemed predestinated, connecting the past, present, and future.

destined, fated, or determined beforehand, to foreordain to an earthly or eternal lot or destiny by divine decree, predetermine

dooming, foretelling, predicting, predetermining, presaging, destining, ordaining, foreknowing, foreseeing,predestining

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The novel explores the intricate tapestry of fate, suggesting that all events were predestinating from the outset.

Some religions believe in the concept of predestination, where God has already foreordained the course of human lives.

In a cruel twist of fate, the accident seemed predestinating, sealing the victim's fate in an instant.

The tragic events unfolded as if they had been predestinated, leaving behind a trail of devastation.