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Meanings of fatalist in English
Catalan
determinista Spanish
determinista Anyone who submits to the belief that they are powerless to change their destiny.
Spanish
fatalista Usage of fatalist in English
1
I do not look it, I know, but I am a fatalist.
2
Every man at the front, it seemed to me, was a fatalist.
3
He seems to have become a misanthrope, and a fatalist like myself.
4
Her early, somewhat Bohemian training had made her something of a fatalist.
5
As he sat there with folded arms, he was surely a fatalist.
6
What an admirable definition I rediscover with surprise in the fatalist Pascal!
7
The fatalist acquiesces in the course of things because he cannot help it.
8
Mr. Buckle was a fatalist in every sense of the word.
9
His was more like the delusion of the fatalist, conscious of his star.
10
He was a fatalist-sawleadings of Providence in every little thing.
11
Sorrow and disappointment had made him a fatalist-helooked the part.
12
Theron found himself watching this man with the stern composure of a fatalist.
13
Evidently he was a fatalist, like the people he lived amongst.
14
She was as much a fatalist as any one of them.
15
Assert yourself to be unalterable, and you assert yourself a fatalist.
16
I was a fatalist, though without my own intention or knowledge.
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