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Meanings of fatalistic in English
Spanish
fatalista Usage of fatalistic in English
1
Yet it is also not hard to find people who are fatalistic.
2
But if he was fatalistic, he had never simply yielded to fate.
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But its idea is similarly caught between the optimistic and the fatalistic.
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The philosophy of Spinoza was quite as fatalistic as the Hindu Vedanta.
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The effect of their whole state of mind was negative and fatalistic.
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The same fatalistic principles affect all ranks and conditions of Hindu society.
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It frightened her, but she had developed a fatalistic view of life.
8
He hoped fervently that they were just being fatalistic about their captivity.
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Philosophy as a science from concepts must necessarily prove atheistic and fatalistic.
10
It is a fatalistic mosque, and is impressive, like a fatalistic man.
11
Or have you, like, just become totally fatalistic about this whole thing?
12
So... He shrugged, with a fatalistic acceptance of the inevitabilities of life.
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Very long, he decided with a fatalistic grunt; long, and sticky.
14
There was something slow and fatalistic in the way they folded the letter.
15
Some reckless demon of adventure possessed him; some fatalistic courage was upon him.
16
Gilgamesh did not accept the counsel of the fatalistic sea lady.
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United Kingdom
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