Predestined is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREDESTINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PREDESTINE, to decree beforehand
• (of God) destine (someone) for a particular fate or purpose
• determine (an outcome or course of events) in advance by divine will or fate
ADJECTIVE:
• established or prearranged unalterably
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to destine, decree, determine, appoint, or settle beforehand; predestinate

Words related to PREDESTINED

predestine13

Words that contain PREDESTINED

unpredestined17

How to use PREDESTINED in a sentence

• The glaciers are the pass-makers, and it is by them that the courses of all mountaineers are predestined.
• The fingers of one hand dropped as though predestined upon the back of the neck, the other caught skilfully beneath the chin.
• The more logical the Calvinist was, the more vivid in depicting the horrors of predestined damnation, the more vigorous these men became in denouncing such a doctrine.
• Even so, Rafael managed to catch a confused and passing glimpse of a world different from the one in which he was predestined to pass his life.
• But their efforts were in vain, for there are predestined phases through which on such an occasion public opinion must pass.
• In this respect, each Manifestation of God hath a distinct individuality, a definitely prescribed mission, a predestined Revelation, and specially designated limitations.
• Ordain, then, for them every good conceived by Thee and predestined in Thy Book.
• It would seem that the great region we now call Russia was predestined to become one empire.
• All the husbands of these women belong to the class of the ignorant and the predestined.
• Reckon up the number of predestined ones who may be found among the total number of married people, weigh them, and you will then know where the evil is seated.
• If he has a handsome face, a good figure, a manly air, and yet falls short of all these promises, he will sink into the class of the predestined.
• But no, he was rather some predestined one who distrusted his power of checking a snore.
• Du Meresq was aware that he had been predestined to doom by the Rev.
• And oh Achilles, semblance of the Gods! Thou too predestined art beneath the wall 100 To perish of the high-born Trojan race.
• Now Odin leads forward the Asir and the Einheriar, and on the predestined plain of Vigrid the strife commences.
• Saint Francis and Madame de Chantal seem to have been predestined for friends.
• Yet to those who are aware, this concealed fact is manifest, and this predestined decree is considered a bounty.
• Task admittedly laborious, hour laden with fate, privilege incomparable, precious divinely-promised aid unfailing, reward predestined immeasurable.
• The Divinely-appointed Plan must and will likewise pursue undeflected its predestined course.
• I was predestined to fill a high and influential place.
• In such crises the twig is predestined to snap, or the pebble to roll.
• Finally the conviction of a certain predestined damnation settled upon him.
• Everything in human life is predestined, so it is also with the existence of the planet.
• Every karma that the sage has previously earned has its predestined limits within which it must take effect and be purged away.
• This fact pointed him out, beyond all question, as a predestined old bachelor.
• They had predestined him for consolation by an infliction.
• Any system of life that fails to meet this universal need is predestined to failure.
• I was predestined to be a great Newspaper Correspondent.
• The effort to plant the tree of romance in an ordinary middle-class household was predestined to failure.
• Our sympathies are as much committed to the characters as if they were the predestined victims in a Greek tragedy.
• Is it the fault of the Creator if men are misled by false doctrines? God never predestined their perfect knowledge.
• It was a spiritual society of the predestined faithful, and, as such, thoroughly distinct from the State and secular society.
• He continued his way, praising the divine Providence and judgments of God, who had thus predestined the lot of that soul.
• New York and Brooklyn were playmates then, seeming rivals, but by predestined fate bound to grow closer together.
• Scotland was, indeed, a country predestined to much ill fortune, to tribulations against which human foresight could erect no defence.
• Indian theology is not much hampered by the mad doctrine that God has predestined some souls to damnation, nor by the idea of Fate, except in so far as Karma is Fate.
• It seems to consist of a vast multitude of ignorant folk who are predestined to immediate annihilation.

Similar words containing DESTIN without suffix ed and without prefix pre

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