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Meanings of high destiny in English

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Usage of high destiny in English
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No one believed in his own high destiny like Gaddafi himself.
The Guardian
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This man whose heart beat against hers was her high destiny.
The Purple Heights
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Seeing which, Jupiter despatched high destiny, and commanding him to resume his voyage.
The Age of Fable
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He didn't have time to feel noble aspirations or sensations of high destiny.
Space Tug
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It is also, I perceive, the high destiny of man in conflict with mankind.
What is Coming? A Forecast of Things after the War
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Right conduct brings a sense of being in true relations,-offulfilling some high destiny.
The Chief End of Man
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That they may achieve their high destiny is my constant hope and fervent prayer.
Dawn of a New Day
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Her high destiny had been to love Peter Champneys, and she had fulfilled it.
The Purple Heights
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And he that refuses to work out that high destiny is a degraded man.
Sermons Preached at Brighton / Third Series
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Remember thy high destiny, my child, and let them depart.
The Bravo: A Tale
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I believe the Anglo-Saxon race must have a high destiny in the history of mankind.
Select Speeches of Kossuth
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The good cardinal promises me a high destiny, and says the king himself noticed me.
Windsor Castle
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He had thought himself born for a high destiny.
The Path of the King
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Ralph Cranfield from his youth upward had felt himself marked out for a high destiny.
Twice-Told Tales
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Such has been the high destiny of Schiller.
The Life of Friedrich Schiller / Comprehending an Examination of...
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Aye,-tolove a nation,-thatis her high destiny.
Clementina
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