Foreordained is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOREORDAINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FOREORDAIN, to ordain or appoint beforehand
• (of God or fate) appoint or decree (something) beforehand
ADJECTIVE:
• established or prearranged unalterably
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to dispose or appoint in advance; predestine

Words related to FOREORDAINED

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How to use FOREORDAINED in a sentence

• If you asked her, she called it Fate, the foreordained workings of occult forces charged with dominion over human affairs.
• The Sabbath under her rule became a day of preatonement for the sins I was foreordained to commit.
• Problems which were foreordained mysteries to me were to him as clear as Tahoe water.
• But the time that was foreordained from the beginning of the world for the bursting-forth of my secret came at last.
• That the camp would boom in the spring was foreordained.
• If there be no hereafter, then indeed suffering must be the work of a vengeful tyrant rejoicing in cruelty, or of a fatalistic machine grinding out its foreordained consequences.
• The time foreordained unto the peoples and kindreds of the earth is now come.
• The measure of the Revelation with which every one of them hath been identified had been definitely fore-ordained.
• The measure of the Revelation of which He was the bearer had been clearly foreordained by Him Who is the Almighty, the All-Powerful.
• Thus hath it been foreordained in the realm of God’s Revelation, by the behest of Him Who is the All-Glorious, the Most Powerful.
• On the other hand, it is foreordained that none of the reprobate shall become disciples and followers of the Prophet.
• Drawn mutually to this common goal, the fore-ordained friends soon met.
• It will be equally evident that these is no foreordained limit to the forward extension of the stream.
• The happiness I enjoyed there, was of that kind which can only exist between two souls fore-ordained and mated to each other for all eternity.
• If there had but been a Presbyterian Church within range, he might have comforted himself with the thought that it had all been comfortably fore-ordained.
• Foreordained to asceticism, she is ready to embrace it because she thinks it superior to the worldliness of which she has no knowledge.
• By all the rights of learning, family, reputation, and Southern traditions, he was its foreordained, fit, and logical editor.
• But somehow those mines seemed foreordained not to act.
• At least as old as the delight in human differences was the belief in the foreordained nature of at least those differences resulting in specific vocational aptitudes.
• For the work gripped him as it does those marked and foreordained for its service.
• He must develop a strong, clean manhood, equipped with the virtues to which success is fore-ordained, if he would be master of the future in a large way.

Similar words containing ORDAIN without suffix ed and without prefix fore

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